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[MAIN] - Jim Lee Batman Art 31205 (x3) - 57 spots @ $10ea
Item Name Set Number: Jim Lee Batman Art 31205 (x3)
Lego Price: $174 (x3) = $522
Shipping: $45, 43x40x20cm ~6kg, 16491 to 63633 + 3 supplies
Raffle Total/Spots: $570 = 57 spots @ $10/ea
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Timestamp Pics: https://imgur.com/a/ma3Gdfb
Description: Retired - 3X Batman Art shown on webpage! https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/jim-lee-batman-collection-31205
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My wife and I are going on a Southbound Alaskan Cruise starting next Sunday. Whittier to Vancouver.
I wonder how long it takes to go through Canadian customs at Canada Place as a US Citizen.
I have arranged a bus to take my wife and I from Canada Place to the Seattle Airport because the prices for Vancouver were just nuts.
We have a 10:45 AM Departure for the Bus and wonder when we should get off the boat to ensure we get through customs in order to make the bus.

I have searched for years now, and called many many liquor stores in British Columbia, Canada, but no one seems to carry Labatt's 50 beer. I'm looking for a store that sells it near me, or a site where I can purchase and ship it (for a reasonable price).

Apologies if this sounds more like a rant. At this point I've just become so exhausted at my future prospects living in Canada despite being raised here. As a single dude, rent is too high, housing prices are too high, the job market feels like it is slowly being picked away at by wage suppression. I'm just tired at this point and I'm looking to go somewhere until something is done about it.
Currently I work remotely as a General Manager for a small production company. I basically handle all the back-end work for the company (scheduling, payroll, production management, anything other than being at the shoot) and I am so grateful that I get paid reasonably well, but still not enough to afford to live reasonably without loading up on roommates.
I am trying to find a way to move while hopefully keeping my position (the boss has no issues with me moving). As a note because it may apply in some situations, I do not have a bachelor's just a certificate in business
I am not quite sure how to go about doing this in any of the above locations so any insight would be greatly appreciated.
I'm happy to answer any questions people might have, I am really just looking to get pointed in the right direction.
Thank you all in advance!

Hey everyone! I launched a debut book June 1st and I wanted to share some lessons I learned for debuting as a complete nobody.
The stats: I sold 22 copies (15 ebooks, 7 physical), got 568 kindle reads (about 1.5 of the book length), and 5 reviews. I hit the Amazon bestseller page for LGBT+ sci-fi a few times, so I am technically an Amazon bestseller!
Pre-game - ARCS
I didn't do any pre-order period because nobody knows who I am anyway, but I did send out ARCs 2 weeks ahead of the launch. I messaged 70 in-genre influencers, 5 got back, and 2 left a review. I expect a few more reviews to come later. A few made social media posts, but there was no bump in sales the day of the posts, and views were low. (If you're paying attention to the social media landscape, views across the board for small and medium-sized influencers are down).
I submitted my ARC to various Facebook groups and Voracious Readers Only. From there I got 1 reviewer who "doesn't do" Amazon reviews and a drive-by 2-star rating.
The rest of my reviews came from beta readers that I personally contacted. I did not ask friends or family for reviews because they don't read this genre anyway.
Lessons learned: Messaging influencers is a ton of work, and returns are minimal. They can be a good source of reviews but don't expect sales from their posts. Additionally, message them early; 1 month at least. ARC groups are mainly populated by people looking for free crap and a good half of them won't even download the file anyway (I tracked clicks). Some will read the whole thing, download your free novella, and then still not leave a review.
Personally sending messages to people on Discord, Reddit, and wherever else is the best way to get those reviews. People say you're not supposed to pester readers, but it honestly returned the best results for me. It seems that the personal element adds some pressure for them to actually write a review. Additionally, they tend to write better-quality reviews than total strangers. I'll keep you updated as more reviews come in.
The package - Cover, content, and metadata
My cover cost $1000+ and took 40 or so hours of my own time to paint the background, balance the colors, and format. This is going to be overkill for most authors, but in the LGBT SFF space, covers with 2 full-body characters are the standard.
The book took me several years to polish and went through two rounds of professional editing. I'm going to be honest, I don't think all the money spent on professional editors had as much of an effect on the final product as all the beta-reading did. Even the proofread was returned with errors despite that I went to a reputable (and expensive) agency. I've now found a personal contact who's an excellent proofreader, but based on my experience, the only person you can trust to do the job right is yourself. Take the time to do the boring work of learning how to use commas, hyphens, and all that, because no one will put as much effort into polishing your work as you will.
For Amazon keywords and categories, I spent days researching and debating. I ended up spreading my categories thin between sci-fi > dystopian, romance > vampires, and LGBT > sci-fi, but I think my most traction has come from the smallest of those three, the LGBT+ > sci-fi category. Additionally, I used nearly all of my keyword space, which got me added to several additional categories like cyberpunk, but after more thought, I realized that trimming off the less-searched terms and concentrating my focus was a better strategy. Additionally, I did use a subtitle, which many people recommend not doing, but adding that subtitle allowed me to rank first page for some critical terms like "gay dystopian" and "vampire dystopian" without even putting those in my keywords.
I set the novel price to $.99 for the first week to lower the bar to entry. I've since raised it to $2.99 to stay below my competitors, and I'll let y'all know how it changes sales.
Lessons learned: Spend those marketing dollars on your cover art first. Take your time planning your meta-data and keywords. A modest sub-title won't get you banned.
Post-launch - Social media marketing
I had big plans for marketing. I bought props, I took a week off of work, and I put my whole heart into it. All my social media efforts resulted in 46 clicks (I tracked this through affiliate links) and one sale--one sale of someone else's book, lol.
Here's an example of one of the several book trailers I made: https://www.instagram.com/p/C7qK0xAPUPe/
I really thought these were going to pop off, but for each one, I got negligible views on Instagram and Facebook, 250 impressions on TikTok, and 1k on YouTube shorts. You can also see that I have a number of low-effort posts on my social media, and they got the same views as my high-effort ones. TikTok especially surprised me, because I made far crappier videos 2 years ago and could get up to 10k impressions.
I think I may have gotten 1-2 sales from recommending my book on Reddit and 1 from someone I talked to in the comments of Instagram.
Lessons learned: Social media marketing is probably a waste of time for a debut. It seems like a place people go to follow you after they've read your book. TikTok is dead for most genres, but YouTube shorts might be a valid route. Instagram is best for static images, but it's a slow-build game. Facebook only works if you already have a network that's interested in your genre (but my demo isn't big on there). Again, any sales will be through one-on-one interactions with people. If you really want to try social media marketing, make bucket-loads of low-effort content. A video with hours of planning and editing will get the same views as a low-effort trope post.
Busting out your wallet - Paid ads
I experimented with Instagram boosts, Facebook ads, and Amazon ads. I didn't bother with TikTok ads or anything that was pay-per-impression. For $2, I boosted a few Instagram posts, which claimed to get me 8 clicks, but my affiliate links did not report those clicks, so I honestly think these may be a scam. I'm still experimenting with Facebook ads, so I'll report back on those later.
As for Amazon ads, I directly targeted about 250 similar novels and 400 key terms. Many of these books and terms are highly-niche and extremely applicable to my novel, but because they are so niche, they never got many impressions. Moreover, I could target a queer sci-fi vampire novel that is a 1-for-1 comp of mine, but if I wasn't willing to pay $.90 for a click, I couldn't compete with the general vampire erotica bidding on that spot. There was one exception, the category LGBTQ+ Science Fiction. General advice is that buying ads on categories is a bad idea, but all of my 3 sales were from this category. I also experimented with UK, Canada, and Australia ads, but they didn't return any sales.
For general statistics, I got 1800 impressions, 12 clicks at $0.40, and 3 sales. For the first three days of activity, Amazon wouldn't give me hardly any impressions, so I basically had to "earn" the right to pay for those clicks.
Lessons learned: Amazon ads on niche terms/books/categories will provide your best cost-per-click. Category ads for niche categories can be a good investment. I think when people search for a category, they don't have a particular book in mind, so it can be easier to close the sale. I've gotten clicks on competitor's books, but never a single sale; I assume the customer just bought the book they were looking for in the first place.
Final takeaways
So, out of 22 sales, I estimate 3 were from beta readers, 3 were from friends/happy ARC readers, 3 were from ads, and maybe 3 were from personal recommendations online. Where did the other 13 come from? My best guess is Amazon itself. My "customers also viewed" is finally getting into a place that makes sense, and I know I've got a super shiny cover. I wish I had more reviews, but I think the fact that the few I have are very detailed is saving me.
This leaves me with one final takeaway: The best use of your time and money is on polishing your Amazon sales page to a high shine. Perfect your blurb and metadata. Spend money on the cover before spending on ads. Create A+ content and a proper author bio before spending time on social media.
Also, remember that you can ask your betas or friends for quotes to put in your product description. Ask them right after they read it too, because if you come back a month later, they might never get around to it.

What have you found to help you hydrate (electrolytes or other options), that don't contain citric acid? I'm on 50mg Vyvanse and trying to find something that doesn't interfere with the meds.
Bonus points if it's readily available in Canada. I have checked out LMNT, but very pricey to get my hands on north of the border... That combined with the price of Vyvanse just isn't doable 🥴

Round trip Cash fare on same days is $962 per person for economy-basic fare. Looking to buy tickets for 2 people in air Canada non stop Yyz-lhr.
when I try to redeem aeroplan pts it says that the cost for 2 passengers is 78,600pts + CAD$ 1,626.54.
So it looks to me like redeeming for this flight is not worth it.
My questions are:
1) is it not accurate to compare the price of a basic fare to the price of an economy standard reward?
2) is this scenario a case of economy-basic fare being discounted so much that it makes the redemption to economy standard not worth it?
3) for background, I don’t have any aeroplan status, does that matter?
The following is the breakdown I get when trying to book round trip tickets for 2 redeeming aeroplan points:
Price summary Air Transportation Charges (per person) Base fare - YYZ to LHR Economy Standard Reward (Adult) 18,300 pts + $231.80
Base fare - LHR to YYZ Economy Standard Reward (Adult) 21,000 pts + $267.90
Taxes, Fees and Charges (per person) Air Travellers Security Charge - Canada Adult Harmonized Sales Tax - Canada (100092287 RT0001) Adult Airport Improvement Fee - Canada Adult Air Passenger Duty-United Kingdom Adult Passenger Service Charge - United Kingdom Adult $34.42 $4.55 $35.00 $154.00 $85.60
Subtotal Adult x2 78,600 pts
39,300 pts + $813.27 per Adult $1,626.54
Grand total
78,600 pts + CA $1,626.54
Thanks!!

For context, I live in Eastern Canada, and I've been on the market for a new horse for nearly 4 years now. Said market is bad, we already know that, but since this year I've started to notice something that's genuinely concerning to me. A solid third (if not more) of the horses I see listed either have some type of arthrosis or navicular issue. And I'm not talking only elder or high performance horses, young leisure horses, between 3 and 12, who are already on Previcox, injections or corrective shoes. If they don't have those problems, it's their conformation that's poor. What's up with that? I might just be ignorant, but I don't remember it being so bad just two years ago...
And horses in general sell for insane prices. It's well-near impossible to find a sound horse under 15 for less than 10k. Not solid on the flat, not trained for any discipline, no particularly great pedigree, just a horse sound for riding. And if you do, you better jump on it -now-, because someone will snatch it up in barely a day. I know maintenance costs have skyrocketed, but this is getting ridiculous. Heck, my near-20 years old mare could sell for twice the prize I got her for 9 years ago, and she's pretty much the same she was at the time.
I'm getting seriously discouraged. The search is not even fun anymore, and it doesn't feel like I'll find any right horse any time soon. Looks like it's gonna be another summer out of the saddle, oh well.

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Hello everybody! I have a bunch of cards up for sale. Each category is broken up into series. Please feel free to ask for close-ups. Here is what I’ve got:
Holos & Reverse Holos: https://imgur.com/a/aiOLsda
All holos & reverses are priced off TCGPlayer. Card conditions generally run from LP-MP with the Charizard in DMG condition. Some cards are in NM condition which are some cards from the BW era and the Sword-Shield Holos & Reverses.
Non-Holos: https://imgur.com/a/ADgxCfe
Card conditions run from LP-MP except for the Darkness Ablaze commons/uncommons. WOTC era cards are priced off TCG Player. HGSS era common/uncommon cards are $0.25 and the rares are $0.50. The BW era cards are $0.20-0.25 each. The Sw/Sh cards are freebies if you’re interested.
Shipping is $1 PWE and $4 for Bubble Mailer. To save on shipping, I can send 2 PWEs for $2. I can also ship to Canada as well but I may have to increase shipping costs slightly.
Also, I am not interested in bulk wholesaling the cards and will NOT be selling the entire lot at once. Cards will be shipped with care. Thanks for looking!

My boyfriend and I are going to be driving from Calgary to Vancouver and back, at the end of June/start of July! We will be stopping off at various places along the way. I had heard that it was better to purchase an annual pass rather than paying each one separately? Please correct me if I’m wrong! I know the prices work out roughly the same if we purchase x2 adults but I just want to make sure we get the right kind of pass!
Information for Annual Parks Pass on Parks Canada website -
Family/Group Up to 7 people in a vehicle $151.25
Adult Person aged 18-64 $75.25
Does anyone know which pass we should get? All advice welcome :)

I am located in Canada. Prices listed are in USD$. Prices include shipping to Canada or the United States (lower 48).
PayPal invoice only. No holds, first come first served. Canada Post tracking number will be provided for all purchases. I am not responsible for any items lost, delayed, damaged, or seized after shipping. Please comment here before messaging. Timestamp and tagged pics located at the bottom of the post.
N*ke x S*cai LDWaffle Black. New with box. Size US 11. $75 shipped. https://imgur.com/a/OOIzvFh
N*ke SB Dunk Low Pro 7-11. New with box. Size US 11. $85 shipped. https://imgur.com/a/m5mX0RV
Tag & timestamp picture: https://imgur.com/a/vUkqjDm

BPAL Vintage Fragrance
See the listings here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12JTM3pbliama55xTjgL0qLZ5SE4xmcAMn0nL71VRhS8/edit?usp=sharing--
All 5mL bottle quantities and price as mentioned in the attached link. Limited quantity available. Only 1 Bottle each.
More than 90 Imps back from 2005-2008 listed in the picture along with available quantities. All Imps are $10 each. 6 Imps for $50.
Shipping to US/Canada $15 (Shipping from Canada)
Payment via Paypal Goods and Services only. I will provide an invoice for payment once the order is confirmed. Item will be shipped within a day once payment is received and tracking number will be

We're considering purchasing a Kingstown Eastbrook mattress at Sleep Country Canada. It feels comfortable in the store, and they're offering it for $1949 (Canadian), tax included, for a King size. They advertise a 100-night comfort guarantee, but I'm curious about their actual return process.
My concern stems from the fact that they seem to inflate their listed prices—this mattress is supposedly listed around $3600. How would they handle a return? I worry they might overprice any alternative we choose to exchange it for. Has anyone navigated this process before? I'd like to understand it better before making a decision.
While I prefer to buy something I've tested, I'm hesitant about potential complications upon return. We've stuck with the same mattress for 25 years but did experience a return 25 years ago when we purchased our current one. Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, I have never owned a car before and have also not driven a lot (mostly just car rentals). I'm more of an indoor person but now I have a family and we need a car and I was thinking of the Prius Prime because I have the option to charge in my parking spot within my building and also because I don't drive much within the week and I can make full use of the 40-50 km range on the EV.
My budget allows me to buy a used car (mostly) and also I don't want to wait for 2 years for a new one (as that's what all the nearby Toyota dealers said the wait time on the Prius is). My confusion is whether I should spend the money and buy a used 2022/2023/2024 Prius or save money and buy a slightly older 2021 (or older) model. There is a price difference of about $10k CAD (I'm in Canada) between these versions from what I'm seeing on Autotrader and other websites. What are the pros and cons of doing so? Thanks in advance.

Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed.

You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.
Desktop Users: Comment on this post and Click here to start a trade App Users, please include the following in your PM (Remember to comment on this post as well):

• Type of card(s) and amount of each.
• What payment method you accept.
• How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it.

Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Chime, Cashapp, Varo, Venmo, and Western Union
I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades.

Want ↓	Cash or a Gift Card ↓	Crypto4 ↓
Apple	60%3	NA
Amazon.ca	50%	50%
Amazon.co.uk	50%	50%
Amazon.com	70%	55%
Amazon.de	50%	50%
Amazon.es	50%	50%
Amazon.fr	50%	50%
Amazon.it	50%	50%
Amazon.jp	30%	30%
Arrow Films	65%	60%
Barnes & Noble	50%	50%
Baskin Robbins	60%	60%
Best Buy	25%	25%
BJ's (not BJ's restaurant)3	60%	NA
Bloomingdales	50%	50%
Burger King4	60%	NA
Clothing Shops (Small Boutique)	contact me	contact me
Dell3	60%	NA
Delta gift cards3	65%	NA
Delta Sky Miles3	PM me	NA
Delta Vouchers3	65%	NA
Dicks Sporting Goods 3	PM me	NA
Disney Plus	PM me	PM me
Dunkin Donuts3	60%	NA
eBay	70%	70%
Fandango3	10%	NA
Five Guys3	60%	NA
Gamestop	60%	60%
Gas Station Cards3	PM me	NA
Gyft	70%	70%
Half Price Books	50%	50%
iTunes3	60%	NA
J crew	40%	40%
JCPenney	25%	25%
Jersey Mike Subs3	60%	NA
KFC3	60%	NA
Khols	30%	30%
Macys	35%	35%
Magazines.com	40%	40%
McDonald's 3	60%	NA
Microsoft3	60%	NA
Moe’s Southwestern Grill3	60%	NA
Nintendo Eshop3	70%	NA
Nordstrom	50%	50%
Panera bread3	60%	NA
PSN3	60	NA
PSN Plus 12 month3	NA	NA
Saks Fifth Avenue	50%	50%
Sears	50%	50%
Sephora	50%	50%
Speedway (must be able to use on fuel)3	80%	NA
Staples	50%	50%
Starbucks US only	55%	55%
Steam3	60%	NA
Subway 3	PM me	NA
Taco Bell	60%	NA
Target	50%	50%
Urban Outfitters	50%	50%
Vudu3	50%	NA
Walmart	60%	60%
Wendys3	60%	NA
Xbox (gift cards)3	60%	NA
Other Clothing Stores, Gas Stations, Grocery Stores, Restaurant, & Fast Food gift cards	PM me

¹ When paying via PayPal, I can only send payments via Goods and Services, thus you will be charged a fee. If you'd rather not face this fee there are plenty of alternatives. ² Larger denominated gift cards preferred. ³ PayPal is the only payment option. ⁴ All crypto payments come from Coinbase. Any fees associated with it are built into the price.

What I don’t buy:

• Amazon.au
• American Eagle
• Bass Pro Shop
• buffalo wild wing
• California Pizza Kitchen
• Canadian tire
• Cold Stone
• Dairy Queen
• Fanatics
• Giant Foods
• Google Play
• Grub Hub
• Gymshark
• Hilton Honors
• Hot Topic
• Krispy Kreme
• old navy/gap/banana republic
• Patxi's pizza
• PSN Canada or UK
• publix
• Raceway
• Scheels
• Shell Gas Stations
• Spotify
• Starbucks Canada
• Tractor supply
• Xbox Canada or UK
• Xbox live gold

Any fees are built into the price.

Selling

I have:
Up to $1000 in Amazon.com (can be broken up into smaller denominations) and am selling at

• 90%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)
• 90%: LTC

Up to $500 in eBay (can be broken up into smaller denominations) and am selling at

• 95%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)

Up to $500 in Apple.com ($15 and $50 denomination) and am selling at

• 95%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)

Important: before you send your codes please make sure your account is secure (if your password is not uniqe it's best to assume your account has already been compromised. Scams where compromised accounts are used to leverage reputation to scam an unsuspecting user, used to steal codes during the middle of the trade, and steal unused gift cards the victim was saving for later are increasingly commonplace. If you have any concerns as to your account's security, please reset your password now and force logout of all sessions. Thanks

I'm looking for a premium VPN that gives me the option to have a dedicated IP. It should have servers that consistently provide the same IP address that I don't need to share with other people. It is important to me that I always appear to be in the same location.
I have found four promising VPNs. Which one do you guys think works the best? Are there other good services I should check instead?

1. Is NordVPN a top dedicated IP VPN?

• 10+ dedicated IP server locations
• 6,400+ servers in 111 countries
• WireGuard support via NordLynx
• Strict no-logs policy (audited)
• RAM servers protect privacy
• AES 256 encryption and leak protection
• Fast P2P servers if you need a VPN for torrenting
• Threat protection for blocking annoying ads, malware, and trackers
• 10 simultaneous connections
• 24/7 live chat customer support
• Subscription plans from $3.09/month
• 30-day refund guarantee

NordVPN provided me with a reliable and fast connection on every server I've tried. I'm just not sure I want to pay for a dedicated IP VPN at this price. There are other options on the market. I've used the NordLynx protocol, which seems solid, at least on close servers. Anyone else used NordVPN's dedicated IP VPN option? Was it worth the price?

NordVPN Dedicated IP Locations:

• Australia (Sydney)
• Canada (Toronto)
• France (Paris)
• Germany (Frankfurt)
• Italy (Milan)
• Japan (Tokyo)
• Netherlands (Amsterdam)
• Sweden (Stockholm)
• UK (London)
• United States (Buffalo, Dallas, New York, Los Angeles)

2. Surfshark has affordable dedicated IP VPN support

• Dedicated and static IP servers (10 locations)
• 3,200+ servers in 100 countries
• Very affordable annual subscription ($2.19/month)
• AES 256 encryption
• Audited zero-logs VPN
• Works on nearly every device
• Unlimited simultaneous connections
• 24/7 live chat support
• 30-day refund window

Surfshark was very similar to NordVPN in terms of performance. I've used WireGuard to connect to a few servers without problems. What bothers me is its price. Is there a reason why it is so cheap? Do you get what you pay for with VPNs?

3. OVPN provides dedicated IP VPN servers

• Unknown number of servers in 32 locations
• Dedicated IP servers (Public IPv4)
• RAM servers
• No-logs policy
• Supports most modern devices
• Subscription starts at $4/month
• 10-day refund guarantee

I haven't found much information about OVPN other than on its website. It claims to have many dedicated IP servers, but I don't know where they are located! Can anyone help me with this? It uses WireGuard protocol, so it seems that speed and reliability shouldn't be an issue.

4. TrustZone - Quality and cheap dedicated IP?

• Solid performance with fast speeds
• Dedicated IP with port forwarding
• Leak protection features
• P2P servers
• Very affordable plan ($1.99/month)
• 3 simultaneous connections
• 10-day refund policy

TrustZone also runs on WireGuard, so I got a decent connection on close and remote servers. I could only connect 3 devices at once, which was pretty limiting. TrustZone also lacks some advanced security features, but considering the price, that was something I expected.

Other VPNs with a dedicated IP

PureVPN - I also see that PureVPN offers a dedicated IP, but they had a logging incident a few years back and handed user data over to the FBI, even though they didn't have to - they are based overseas.
CyberGhost - Another VPN that I don't know much about and have never used before. CyberGhost offers dedicated IP VPN servers in: US, Germany, France, UK, Australia, Belgium, Singapore, Spain, Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, and Canada.
Private Internet Access - PIA is another VPN that offers a dedicated IP. You can choose from a static IP VPN location in the following countries: Australia, Germany, Canada, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, the US, and the UK.
So, what is the best VPN for a dedicated IP that you all have used? I want to appear physically located in the US.

Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed.

You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.
Desktop Users: Comment on this post and Click here to start a trade App Users, please include the following in your PM (Remember to comment on this post as well):

• Type of card(s) and amount of each.
• What payment method you accept.
• How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it.

Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Chime, Cashapp, Varo, Venmo, and Western Union
I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades.

Want ↓	Cash or a Gift Card ↓	Crypto4 ↓
Apple	60%3	NA
Amazon.ca	50%	50%
Amazon.co.uk	50%	50%
Amazon.com	70%	55%
Amazon.de	50%	50%
Amazon.es	50%	50%
Amazon.fr	50%	50%
Amazon.it	50%	50%
Amazon.jp	30%	30%
Arrow Films	65%	60%
Barnes & Noble	50%	50%
Baskin Robbins	60%	60%
Best Buy	25%	25%
BJ's (not BJ's restaurant)3	60%	NA
Bloomingdales	50%	50%
Burger King4	60%	NA
Clothing Shops (Small Boutique)	contact me	contact me
Dell3	60%	NA
Delta gift cards3	65%	NA
Delta Sky Miles3	PM me	NA
Delta Vouchers3	65%	NA
Dicks Sporting Goods 3	PM me	NA
Disney Plus	PM me	PM me
Dunkin Donuts3	60%	NA
eBay	70%	70%
Fandango3	10%	NA
Five Guys3	60%	NA
Gamestop	60%	60%
Gas Station Cards3	PM me	NA
Gyft	70%	70%
Half Price Books	50%	50%
iTunes3	60%	NA
J crew	40%	40%
JCPenney	25%	25%
Jersey Mike Subs3	60%	NA
KFC3	60%	NA
Khols	30%	30%
Macys	35%	35%
Magazines.com	40%	40%
McDonald's 3	60%	NA
Microsoft3	60%	NA
Moe’s Southwestern Grill3	60%	NA
Nintendo Eshop3	70%	NA
Nordstrom	50%	50%
Panera bread3	60%	NA
PSN3	60	NA
PSN Plus 12 month3	NA	NA
Saks Fifth Avenue	50%	50%
Sears	50%	50%
Sephora	50%	50%
Speedway (must be able to use on fuel)3	80%	NA
Staples	50%	50%
Starbucks US only	55%	55%
Steam3	60%	NA
Subway 3	PM me	NA
Taco Bell	60%	NA
Target	50%	50%
Urban Outfitters	50%	50%
Vudu3	50%	NA
Walmart	60%	60%
Wendys3	60%	NA
Xbox (gift cards)3	60%	NA
Other Clothing Stores, Gas Stations, Grocery Stores, Restaurant, & Fast Food gift cards	PM me

¹ When paying via PayPal, I can only send payments via Goods and Services, thus you will be charged a fee. If you'd rather not face this fee there are plenty of alternatives. ² Larger denominated gift cards preferred. ³ PayPal is the only payment option. ⁴ All crypto payments come from Coinbase. Any fees associated with it are built into the price.

What I don’t buy:

• Amazon.au
• American Eagle
• Bass Pro Shop
• buffalo wild wing
• California Pizza Kitchen
• Canadian tire
• Cold Stone
• Dairy Queen
• Fanatics
• Giant Foods
• Google Play
• Grub Hub
• Gymshark
• Hilton Honors
• Hot Topic
• Krispy Kreme
• old navy/gap/banana republic
• Patxi's pizza
• PSN Canada or UK
• publix
• Raceway
• Scheels
• Shell Gas Stations
• Spotify
• Starbucks Canada
• Tractor supply
• Xbox Canada or UK
• Xbox live gold

Any fees are built into the price.

Selling

I have:
Up to $1000 in Amazon.com (can be broken up into smaller denominations) and am selling at

• 90%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)
• 90%: LTC

Up to $500 in eBay (can be broken up into smaller denominations) and am selling at

• 95%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)

Up to $500 in Apple.com ($15 and $50 denomination) and am selling at

• 95%: WesternUnion, Wise, Airtm (You can download the WesternUnion app and send the payment from your phone and I will pay the fees.)

Important: before you send your codes please make sure your account is secure (if your password is not uniqe it's best to assume your account has already been compromised. Scams where compromised accounts are used to leverage reputation to scam an unsuspecting user, used to steal codes during the middle of the trade, and steal unused gift cards the victim was saving for later are increasingly commonplace. If you have any concerns as to your account's security, please reset your password now and force logout of all sessions. Thanks