Amazon gift cards from G2A?

Ky0n'

Registered Member
Joined
Apr 28, 2020
Messages
93
Reaction score
20
Hi guys,

im getting quite a few amazon gift cards from g2a these days. Do you happen to know the risk of running into a Seller which is carding the vouchers? Theres just a small doubt in my head that keeps growing and growing, I checked the requirements on g2a to be allowed to sell gift cards: Full verification on you and the business that is selling the cards. I usually get 20-50€ cards, so I think the amount of work to get this up and running + the low return rate wouldn't bring up the effort to fake all of that. What do you think? Does anyone of you perhaps has some first hand experience?

Thank you for contribution :) !
 
G2A verification process is easily spoofed with fake documents. So the chances of you buying a carded gc on there are pretty high. Amazon and eBay gift cards are some of the most popular amongst carders because they’re the easiest to sell.

Not sure if you would get in trouble though as many people buy these without even knowing.
 
I’d imagine the chances are fairly high but if these cards aren’t like $20 for a $50 card and crap I don’t think anyone is gonna bust down your door because the authorities understand someone buying a $50 gift card for $53 thinks their just buying a gift card.. someone buying a $50 gift card for $20 etc they will assume understands it’s stolen property. :)
 
i dont think selling on g2a is a good idea ,they charge very high commission and you lose much of the card value,
was you able to find a solution for this?i am interested in knowing
 
Back
Top