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Just a word of caution for everyone:
I previously paid for a similar service on Telegram several months ago involving an “Amazon gift card service,” and unfortunately, I ended up being scammed. I paid nearly $200, and after the payment was made, the person blocked me on Telegram.
Because of that experience, this situation feels very familiar to me, and I suspect it could potentially be the same individual or a similar type of operation. From what I understand, this person claims that you only need to pay 50% upfront before they place an Amazon order, with the remaining balance due after the item has supposedly been shipped. They also appear to have a minimum order amount of $1000/€1000, depending on the Amazon region or currency used.
I also asked whether they accept a middleman/escrow service for added security. They said that they do not Accept escrow, but instead provided a live video showing an Amazon account with a gift card balance. However, in my opinion, that alone is not reliable proof, since anyone could load funds onto an Amazon account and present it as evidence of legitimacyx I've also noticed that this service has been advertised on this forum under multiple different usernames, which raises additional questions.
Another major red flag, in my opinion, is that screenshots of the chat or account appear to display as a blank white page. If this is intentional, it raises concerns about transparency and could make it harder for people to share evidence or warn others about negative experiences.
I also noticed that this person posts screenshots or photos of supposedly successful transactions. While these may be genuine, it is important to remember that screenshots and images can be edited or manipulated, and with modern AI tools, creating convincing fake content has become easier than ever. For that reason, I personally do not consider screenshots alone to be sufficient proof of legitimacy.
If your goal is genuinely to build a reputation and attract more customers, why haven't this person advertised on other well-known forums such as Patched.sh or Cracked.sh? Establishing a presence across multiple communities and building a verifiable reputation would do far more to demonstrate credibility than a live proof video.
To be clear, I have not personally purchased anything from this individual, so I cannot confirm whether they are legitimate or not. However, the similarities to the person who scammed me previously are concerning enough that I felt it was worth sharing my experience as a warning.
I previously paid for a similar service on Telegram several months ago involving an “Amazon gift card service,” and unfortunately, I ended up being scammed. I paid nearly $200, and after the payment was made, the person blocked me on Telegram.
Because of that experience, this situation feels very familiar to me, and I suspect it could potentially be the same individual or a similar type of operation. From what I understand, this person claims that you only need to pay 50% upfront before they place an Amazon order, with the remaining balance due after the item has supposedly been shipped. They also appear to have a minimum order amount of $1000/€1000, depending on the Amazon region or currency used.
I also asked whether they accept a middleman/escrow service for added security. They said that they do not Accept escrow, but instead provided a live video showing an Amazon account with a gift card balance. However, in my opinion, that alone is not reliable proof, since anyone could load funds onto an Amazon account and present it as evidence of legitimacyx I've also noticed that this service has been advertised on this forum under multiple different usernames, which raises additional questions.
Another major red flag, in my opinion, is that screenshots of the chat or account appear to display as a blank white page. If this is intentional, it raises concerns about transparency and could make it harder for people to share evidence or warn others about negative experiences.
I also noticed that this person posts screenshots or photos of supposedly successful transactions. While these may be genuine, it is important to remember that screenshots and images can be edited or manipulated, and with modern AI tools, creating convincing fake content has become easier than ever. For that reason, I personally do not consider screenshots alone to be sufficient proof of legitimacy.
If your goal is genuinely to build a reputation and attract more customers, why haven't this person advertised on other well-known forums such as Patched.sh or Cracked.sh? Establishing a presence across multiple communities and building a verifiable reputation would do far more to demonstrate credibility than a live proof video.
To be clear, I have not personally purchased anything from this individual, so I cannot confirm whether they are legitimate or not. However, the similarities to the person who scammed me previously are concerning enough that I felt it was worth sharing my experience as a warning.
This post was last modified: 07-24-2026, 10:19 PM by discover65.
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UPDATE: I was scammed by this person.
I decided to test the service and attempted to purchase a €500 Amazon gift card for $100. Unfortunately, after making the payment, I was scammed.
I am posting the evidence below so that others can make an informed decision and be aware of what happened to me.
I previously raised concerns about the account, including the account name change, deleted comments, and the reliance on “live proof” and screenshots as evidence of legitimacy. Unfortunately, my experience has now confirmed that I should have been more cautious.
Please do not send money without using a trusted escrow/middleman service. A live video, screenshots, or claimed successful transactions are not sufficient protection if the seller can simply disappear after receiving payment.
I will provide the relevant proof below. Please make your own judgment based on the evidence.
first photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/TPuv4XWXq89f.jpg
second photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/w1jOzQ-OcM61.jpg
third photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/L3-hN67bXel6.jpg
fourth photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/BctYQyGgPG1-.jpg
fifth photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/jVDea0_qHZnm.jpg
six: https://ibb.co/xtf5Bx98
seven: https://ibb.co/4R276N9h
I decided to test the service and attempted to purchase a €500 Amazon gift card for $100. Unfortunately, after making the payment, I was scammed.
I am posting the evidence below so that others can make an informed decision and be aware of what happened to me.
I previously raised concerns about the account, including the account name change, deleted comments, and the reliance on “live proof” and screenshots as evidence of legitimacy. Unfortunately, my experience has now confirmed that I should have been more cautious.
Please do not send money without using a trusted escrow/middleman service. A live video, screenshots, or claimed successful transactions are not sufficient protection if the seller can simply disappear after receiving payment.
I will provide the relevant proof below. Please make your own judgment based on the evidence.
first photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/TPuv4XWXq89f.jpg
second photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/w1jOzQ-OcM61.jpg
third photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/L3-hN67bXel6.jpg
fourth photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/BctYQyGgPG1-.jpg
fifth photo: https://www.pasteboard.co/jVDea0_qHZnm.jpg
six: https://ibb.co/xtf5Bx98
seven: https://ibb.co/4R276N9h
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