Rcv'd $10 vouch.  Thanks.  Will let it "age" for a while. 

WTH, I'll take one and see how long it lasts.

What does "1 week or longer" mean?  Do I assume it means they should last AT LEAST 1 week?

If you send first and wait 3 days to get paid IF it remains good that long I will take one because DUNKIN cards usually last 2-3 days at most.  

When a newbie says "TRUST ME" I usually do not.

I have bought a LOT of cards from him  including LOTS of SBX (most recently today) & Panera & Whole Foods and just 1 Panda Express (didn't like their food so I won't buy more of those) going back a year both here and on Bitify and only had 1 small issue long long time ago which was taken care of within minutes.  

I still always say "YMMV" and to use escrow if you aren't comfortable because after all we are all "anonymous" but I wouldn't worry too much.  

NO ONE can answer that question with 100% certainty.  My opinion is if they make it past a couple weeks you are usually good for the long haul but still ......... YMMV.  If you really have to hang on to them that long best thing is to use up what you paid for it as soon as you can then sit on the rest.  I did have a couple unused Whole Foods cards "die" after almost 2 months but I spent what I paid for them so I didn't lose anything.

Whatsa "blance" ?

It's not available because it is blocked as a malicious website & file by multiple apps (Norton, Malwarebytes & Chrome) just to name a few.  Could be a "false positive" but 3 of 3 usually isn't false.

I agree with Chri521 about their food.  I like "real" Chinese food and I totally agree about their "quality" but wanted to try it out since they just opened one 1/2 mile from me.

Got a $25 card and it  worked fine.  Used it up in 2 meals.  I didn't care for their food and they are way overpriced but for the price the cards are selling for you can't go wrong if you like greasy fried stuff.  Honey walnut shrimp was pretty good but I spent $14 for lunch!  I'll stick with Panera right next door to them but if you like to eat Pandas it's well worth the price. <burp>

No, all the sellers are very generous and want to give back to the community so they pay full price for them then sell them cheap as an act of kindness. 

Let me guess.  He probably went into each of the stores one at a time and took cash out of his pocket and paid full price for them and then as goodwill to this community he is selling them at a steep discount.    

Just being facetious of course.

Please let us know his answer since he has a better selection than most stores.

You can't despite what anyone says.  You pays your money and you takes your chance!  Think of it as gambling at a casino and putting $50 on RED (or BLACK).

Escrow is good and helps but isn't foolproof as I experienced with a $100 LL Bean card I purchased on Bitify from a higly rated seller. About 4 weeks after releasing escrow I got a letter saying the card I used was purchased with a "bad" credit card and I ended up paying them $100 to cover it. Win some... lose some.  Part of the game.

Thanks for the Panda and the other one! Payment sent.  Hash:  8322f7e6fb20bfab973f837d6f5a949a103ba702724bb9e0a5a35ceb3cf20ebb

Great deal for the price but the Panda fur was too much for me.  Will stick with PANERA.  

They just opened a Panda Express near me (in the same mall as Panera!), I'll have to check it out.  I never tasted Panda before.  Does their fur get caught between your teeth? 

Can I buy a $25 card to see if I like their food? 


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Why did Honest Abe Lincoln grow a beard?
He wanted to look like that guy on the five-dollar bill.   

OK, fine. Then they last until the hacked credit card used to create them is shut down.     

They last until the person who actually owns the account realizes their account has been hacked then changes their password.

Nigerian Prince is more believable.... you know....  

Thanks again.  Codes received and verified.

Payment sent: hash 1f180477650157232c095c38f2d20fe3cdefb8f0e0d3711a8daa16ee6579b89d

Also a vouch for seller.  Have had many successful transactions with him both here & on Bitify over the last year..

Bump for our 16th president.  

I'll take 2 $50 cards at the 25% price.  Don't like big cards, too heavy.    

Use it fast. As of June 30th Home Depot will no longer be accepting "merchandise credits" (AKA Store credits for items returned without a receipt) online for payment only in-store.  Lowes stopped in January. There are signs at all the HD customer services desks for the last couple weeks stating "to avoid illegally obtained card we will no longer be accepting merchandise credits online as of June 30th."   It's also posted online:

Store Credits
Can I use Store Credits online?
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No. Beginning June 30, 2016, The Home Depot will no longer permit Store Credits to be redeemed online.


Why can Store Credits only be used for in-store transactions?
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To avoid potential fraud, theft and consumer confusion, beginning June 30, 2016, The Home Depot will no longer permit Store Credits to be redeemed online. This change may also protect customers from purchasing fraudulent store credits from third parties.


Does this change affect Store Credits issued before June 30, 2016?
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Yes. Beginning June 30, 2016, The Home Depot will no longer permit any Store Credits, regardless of date of issuance, to be redeemed online.