I have to slightly disagree with you with how Panera "fixed" their problem.  I just purchased a REAL e-gift card directly from Panera's website and had it emailed to me and there was no pin provided, just a card number so there is no way they could ask for a PIN to verify legitimacy.  None of their E-gifts ever had pins if any cards did it was only the physical cards purchased in store so that verification method would not seem to be correct.  I then checked the balance from the US and then a VPN in Europe and it is still good however it does show "PIN VERIFIED CREDIT" on their website when I look at the card.  None of the cards (either zeroed or with a balance) show any purchase method whether they have a balance on them or are ZERO other than the one I actually paid for.

So you are admitting you INTENTIONALLY resold the same cards THREE TIMES in order to INTENTIONALLY scam buyers "because you were greedy."  Brilliant move (both doing it and putting it "in writing.").

I have about 30 cards remaining that I have purchased from various sellers over the last few months (and I have used up at least that many) from here, on Bitify and even Raise.com.  Yesterday they all "checked" good.  Today over 1/2 half of them are ZERO$ balance and the rest are OK however NONE of them show the initial load transaction on them as they usually do or any actual purchases.   

Not sure if I want to use them in-store or have friends or family do the same.

Just add it to the gyft app or keyring app or any of 12 other similar apps out there or just write it on a piece of paper or the back of your hand and hand it to them.  No secret method is needed all they want is the number.  You just can't add it to their website online ordering app at the moment.  I have rarely ever used their online app for many reasons.   

From what I read the primary method of exploit was closed today .... I'm guessing once existing "stock" is gone you will probably see most sellers disappear along with their "warranty" so use up what you have fast.

Good luck. I'm interested as well.  If you find someone let me know.  DD cards usually last about 20 minutes.  I recently bought one from RAISE.COM  at 90% and it was dead in less than 24 hours but at least they always make good on them.

That is exactly what happens due to the way to are obtained.  If you can buy them cheap enough you should do alright (some guy in here already selling for $11 for $200).  My last $100 card was down to $87 yesterday used in Syracuse NY and today down to $49 used in Charlotte NC.   Now that the "secret" (Google Panera+) is out it's going to happen a lot more and a lot faster.  Most of the responses will be in foreign language). Just use 'em up as fast as you can. You can "race" the other people sharing your number.  Buy lots of bagels & soup and freeze it!  

LOL, everyone selling them is just regenerating the same card numbers. Duhhhh!

I have to agree with the other poster. I can show you a few cards that I have that have been eaten by others. They are STILL VALID but the same numbers are being reused by others.  In fact, just had one today that was $100 a few days ago with a $16 purchase just made in Syracuse NY (Store #601107) today.  I am about 700 miles from there.  I'm sure in the next few days most of it will be gone.  I also have some that are months old that are still fine.  Like my Starbucks cards I save them for future use.  The more recent ones have been a problem, the older ones have mostly been fine. Seller isn't doing it intentionally but according to ther person who sold it to me it's just how they gathered that causes it.

Bought one from Bitify and added to account and had no problem (so far).  It extended my account 1 year.

LOL ... this guy adds a yet another alt to his overgrowing list and the funniest part it is so obvious and he doesn't fix it.  These are the previous alts going back over a year:

seller.egift
egiftstarbucks2015
starbucks.good_cheap
starbucks.bulk
egiftstarbucks_us
good.egiftcard
good.egift92
starbucks.cheap
egiftcard.best

can this be added to my existing account to extend subscription?

How do we know that feedback on Bitify is really you?  Anyone can use that name here.
I bought from that Bitify seller a while ago with no problem but there is no way to prove it is your feedback.  Just because you say so ?  

To prove it go into your Bitify account and add a comment like "Same user on BTC."  

If you do that I would buy from you again but you would have to send first the first time and I would pay you in 48hrs after receipt.

"Never expire" but you only give 3 day guarantee? If it smells like fish it's usually fishy.

You made a NEW account then loaded it with only gift cards?   Big red flag.   Was the name and/or address on your account fake?   Were the items sent to your address are another address?  They can ask for ID and utility bills etc. The photos of receipt and cards are generally meaningless and easily Photoshopped.  Also if the cards were legit maybe HOW they were purchased was not and the bank flagged them.  If it was an existing REAL account of yours with previous use you can play dumb like bought it off Craigs List or eBay or a LEGIT website that sells recycled gift cards.

Logically people rarely go out and pay cash (or debit or credit) for something that is not a physical item then sell it at a loss.  If they have $100 cash in their pocket or in the bank then buy a $100 gift card with $100 there is virtually no rhyme or reason to sell it for a loss.  They should have just kept the cash.  That goes for here, LBC or anywhere.  It's a gamble.  Win some and lose some and hope in the end the average falls in your favor.  Eventually you're gonna get bit in the ass be it Starbucks, Amazon or anything sold on these type of forums as I am sure you are aware.  I'm sure you aren't naive.

Hopefully you can shuck & jive your way around this one.  During the days of Amazon Payments which was used for manufactured spending they held accounts (and the money in them) for MANY months when they wanted to for violating their terms.  Nothing illegal, just violating the TOS.  I can vouch for that personally.

 Good luck.  You may get away with it this time after some hassle but don't push your luck.

I have purchased numerous Panera cards from a number of sellers and this same thing has happened to a number of them. Maybe 5 cards out of 30 or so $50 cards.  It becomes a "fight" to see who uses it up first.  Me or the other person with the same number.  It doesn't happen often but enough to be annoying.  Fortunately the sellers I deal with make good on them as I hope this seller does.  I have had this just start to happen to cards that I have had since last November with no problem ... they suddenly started getting used in other parts of the county (you can usually tell where by Googling the store codes)

  

LOL!  I'll sell any of mine at a 2% discount.    I have some "aged reserves" going back 16 months. Like fine wines they get better with age.  Waiting for the Zombie Apocalypse when I can probably sell them for 200% of face value because Starbucks and Subway rats will be the only survivors.

Seriously though, you couldn't pry them out of my cold dead hands.     Can't seem to find any more reliable sources.  This guy seems to have disappeared as they all eventually do.  I still have 3 left of 4 I got from him back when he started.  After reading previous messages I moved them to a different card so no one could drain them.

That was fast!  Payment sent.  hash:  d5dcc3b7307de91e8813d5545f12d66b36ea749a443183d3870d307b394435aa

Can I get $50?  If not I'll take another $100.

Hmmmmm    What to believe from you .......  
 

LOL.  Mr. Skeptical. You were the guy trying to sell for even MORE than him!