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.

Did I get scammed? Very good service.

Fast and easy Have used them a couple of times using BTC - it's easier if you top off your balance ahead of time fyi because the timing window to pay btc post order is pretty tight. Once order is paid cards are immediate and correct amounts

withdraw pending for months now I sell giftcards on CardBazaar I sell the most Starbucks giftcards and when I am to withdraw it has been 5 weeks now and my money is still pending they haven’t even reply to emails or twitter messages I am starting to think they are a scam and also they have bad customer service you guys need to answer customers and vendors on your platform.. Derrek Howard here😎 please check on my pending withdrawal since December 16 My Twitter is @Dontaeking5

Skeptical, but saved a bunch of $ using bitcoin I was a little skeptical that I would be able to buy legitimate discounted gift cards using bitcoin. It sounded a little shady, like I would send in my coins and I'd never get the bitcoin back and be left without a giftcard. BUT to my surprise, this worked great on CardBazaar. I was able to buy a bestbuy giftcard for 10% off its value using bitcoin and within an hour spend it on headphones on the bestbuy website. 100% would do this again since it was an easy way to save money on an expensive electronics purchase.