Did I get scammed? Very good service.

They don't accept standard forms of… They don't accept standard forms of payment (i.e., credit card, paypal, etc.) You either have to do some e-check and give them bank information (no thanks) or you have to buy cryptocurrency through a convoluted and suspicious process (no thanks), transfer the cryptocurrency to your cardbazaar account, all to save a paltry 5-10% on a gift card. They say the process takes 3 minutes. Reality: at least 10-15 minutes. Simply not worth the risk imo.

Skeptical at first, turned out great I was skeptical at first but just successfully bought and used $600 worth of gift cards with bitcoin. I started with a small $50 gift card first to make sure it worked before buying higher value cards (mostly out of fear of it possibly being a scam). Both my orders were released quickly (about a 5 minutes) after just one confirmation on the blockchain. All the cards worked so I have no complaints. One suggestion to the people running the site would be to be a little more active on twitter. It was sketchy to me that the last time you tweeted was 4 months ago. Most reputable companies are tweeting annoying ѕhіt almost daily and while annoying, it is a good indicator that a company is actually being manned by someone.

Some of the poorest customer service in the industry Website functions just fine but the customer service and responses via email, although they do get back to you in a week or two (maybe) they will give you a 1-liner answer nearly every time. The customer service ruined it for me. Update: Cardbazaar responded below saying I should check my spam folder. I do tech support for a living and make my life happen online I know there's nothing in spam. So I also know their support lies about their response time.

Cardbazaar takes a bit to get… Cardbazaar takes a bit to get comfortable with, but once you learn the system, everything works as you would expect. If something doesn't work, then the customer service team has been quite responsive to fixing any issues... That being said, the issue is usually not reading the guide's and FAQ's. Anytime something went wrong in my experience it was because I didn't understand or read the rules completely.