Bitoff.io,Earn crypto without KYC& LIMMITAIONS with spend gift cards and credit

[tera22]

Hi all...
there is a new service ( i use it for about 1 year, maybe its not new)
Bitoff.io

Earners fulfill the Shopper's order with their Amazon gift cards or credit card, and instead, they receive its bitcoin/tether equivalent. To do so, navigate to the Earn page on your profile
https://bitoff.crisp.help/en/article/how-can-i-be-an-earner-in-bitoff-eifh02/



use it to earn crypto without KYC & LIMITATIONS or be a shopper and buy amazon products with crypto and discount
more info:https://blog.bitoff.io/2021/11/29/how-to-use-bitoff/
trusted service ,just test it

[dkbit98]

I didn't saw this before, but I believe Bitoff in available only for Online Stores from United States (correct me if I am wrong).
Checking FAQ and Help page now and I can't find exact information for supported countries, but I see there are some levels and reputation for different percentage.
Overall I always liked the ide of earning Bitcoin for online purchases and I would like to see this in Europe also.

[LeGaulois]

Yes, it's available only for e-commerces in The U.S. There are currently Amazon, eBay, and BestBuy but it doesn't stop someone out of the USA to use the website if the person is looking to buy BTC without KYC (out of the traditional methods).



If you're considered a 'Shopper' reputed you can get a nice discount on your orders



If you're 'Earner', there are limitations contrary to what the OP says, although it is still quite high

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It's a similar system to Purse.io with the same downsides.

1- Unfair discount system based on the user's reputation. Because some users give negative feedbacks for no particular reason. On Purse.io I had received 1 negative feedback because the person had received his package 24 hours late (or something like that) LOL

2-There is always the possibility that the person is using a fraudulently obtained Amazon gift card and you could be the one in trouble afterwards. Not to mention those who cancel the Amazon order.

Both are good websites but sadly we live in a fucked world with people always trying to abuse systems :/

[hugeblack]

It reminds me of purse.io which also offered up to 30% discount. But there's one weird thing i found, Bitoff is located on UK (according to https://bitoff.io/support), but their service is limited on US online shop.

There is no legal information about them and I did not find many details. Therefore, I do not think that they are in the United Kingdom. Rather, it is the location of their support service, and the reason for the country’s mention is that it specified the times for receiving requests and did not mention timezone.

Hours
Mon - Sat: 08:00am - 17:00pm
Sunday: off

The problem is that they provide escrow service and therefore they should be trusted 100%. I wonder why they did not mention their legal information and how to share customer data.

[Potato Chips]

OP. Are you perhaps affiliated with them? well, you started a thread about them before (Buy from Amazon with bitcoin and save up to 30%)

Then you came back after more than a year with the same thread. Now, that doesn't seem a regular customer would do...

[hugeblack]

That makes sense if they outsourcing their customer service. But one more weird thing i found is the registrar data of the domain state the registrant is located on French (according to https://who.is/whois/bitoff.io). I wouldn't say this website is scam, but there are many weird things and i wouldn't use this service even if it's available on my country.

The strange thing is that they are trying to provide financial security services (escrow) and receive customer money, yet they do not have any legal records and there is no policy for how customer data is used.

I agree with you, it is better to avoid using them because their question section has a lot of information in detail, yet it ignores this basic data.

Anyway, the site has been running since 2018 and they only have less than 10 reviews^[1].


[1] https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bitoff.io?stars=3