Amazon Gift Card Method - Updated

03-02-2018, 12:13 AM

usopp Wrote: Sorry but if you pay $1000 for an overpriced gpu you deserve to to pay that much.
Wait it out for the crypto boys to drop the gpus.

By the time I get enough money the price should have dropped anyway. Sadly can't say the same for RAM

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03-02-2018, 12:20 AM

Sui Wrote: This looks like it might work.
I had a scratched off amazon card... should've kept that.
Thanks anyway.

I have 3 AGC's leftover from christmas, maybe I can fuck one up real bad and you can use it

03-02-2018, 12:22 AM

Phatuous Wrote: I have 3 AGC's leftover from christmas, maybe I can fuck one up real bad and you can use it

Understandable. If you do, PM me and I'll think of something to give in exchange.

Thanks for mentioning tho.

That method isn't outdated it's still working, of course I'm lazy to give it new grounds since old ones still work

03-02-2018, 09:30 AM

Crazy Wrote: Thanks for mentioning tho.

That method isn't outdated it's still working, of course I'm lazy to give it new grounds since old ones still work

Its outdated for amazon.co.uk as the 3 codes are useless, i tried doing it your way and they said they required more info

I really like this guide, it's very easy to follow, but I don't know how to photoshop it to make it look like the claim code is scratched off. Could you perhaps help me with this?

That seems pretty nice! I will check it out soon. Thanks for posting this.

I tried it a bit. It seems that it has potential if you target inexperienced sellers. I think that anyone with more than 100 reviews on eBay will be familiar with that method by now.

03-02-2018, 03:12 PM

iDyslexicBatnam Wrote: I really like this guide, it's very easy to follow, but I don't know how to photoshop it to make it look like the claim code is scratched off. Could you perhaps help me with this?

Hey yes, the best thing would be if you can buy a card of $10, claim that and then fully scratch the code and just photoshop the serial and the amount. Photoshopping things like this isn't an easy task and took me a while to do it personally.
If you can get a card all you have to ask to the resellers is just the serial number leaving out the whole picture thing!

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03-02-2018, 04:40 PM

Mr.Burnham Wrote: I tried it a bit. It seems that it has potential if you target inexperienced sellers. I think that anyone with more than 100 reviews on eBay will be familiar with that method by now.

There are other places you can try, one thing i haven't tested is going to shops and taking their serial numbers and seeing if they work. I assume the Reps can see if a serial number is active or not but it might not be the case, it might be that the rep can only see if the card has beenused or not. Who knows, there's plenty of testing to be done.

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03-02-2018, 04:40 PM

Mr.Burnham Wrote: I tried it a bit. It seems that it has potential if you target inexperienced sellers. I think that anyone with more than 100 reviews on eBay will be familiar with that method by now.

There are other places you can try, one thing i haven't tested is going to shops and taking their serial numbers and seeing if they work. I assume the Reps can see if a serial number is active or not but it might not be the case, it might be that the rep can only see if the card has beenused or not. Who knows, there's plenty of testing to be done.

03-02-2018, 05:01 PM

usopp Wrote: Hey yes, the best thing would be if you can buy a card of $10, claim that and then fully scratch the code and just photoshop the serial and the amount. Photoshopping things like this isn't an easy task and took me a while to do it personally.
If you can get a card all you have to ask to the resellers is just the serial number leaving out the whole picture thing!

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There are other places you can try, one thing i haven't tested is going to shops and taking their serial numbers and seeing if they work. I assume the Reps can see if a serial number is active or not but it might not be the case, it might be that the rep can only see if the card has beenused or not. Who knows, there's plenty of testing to be done.

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There are other places you can try, one thing i haven't tested is going to shops and taking their serial numbers and seeing if they work. I assume the Reps can see if a serial number is active or not but it might not be the case, it might be that the rep can only see if the card has beenused or not. Who knows, there's plenty of testing to be done.

Thanks for your help, but I still don't totally get what you mean (because of my bad english hahah) Could you send me a picture of how you did it?

03-02-2018, 05:09 PM

iDyslexicBatnam Wrote: Thanks for your help, but I still don't totally get what you mean (because of my bad english hahah) Could you send me a picture of how you did it?

What other language do you speak?
Photoshop is hard to use.
If you can buy an amazon voucher then you use it and then you scratch the claim code fully (after using the card) all you have to do is edit the serial number which is easier