she said its not activated and a visa debit card from INTEL with $50 on the top right corner
So not a gift card? But a company issued gift card! This means INTEL has the card's number in their database linked to the intended recipient's name. I'd strongly advise using it in person. I think it would be ok to use it online.Originally Posted by Wondrous
It sounds like it's a rebate card.
DER HUMPINK
Zachafer (10-26-2012)
T_T you guys are giving her hope..
what's the difference between company issued rebate card vs regular debate gift card in terms of safety of use?
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A regular debit card? If it is unopened, the sender doesn't know the card number so it is pretty much untraceable/requires a lot of resources to trace it. A company issued rebate card is given a value by the company so the company has the card's number on file and can see recent purchases/cancel the card.
I still think it's dangerous.
yeah its def dangerous x)
Be aware that if it came in the mail, merely opening mail not addressed to you is not a misdemeanor but rather a felony for up to 10 years and 250K fine. Then the fact that there's the debit card inside on top of that.
goldentryst (10-28-2012),J (10-27-2012),_L _ K_ 6 4 J (10-27-2012),oh n Mikey(10-27-2012)
woohoo, they really whoop your ass if you open someone elses mail arnt they
You would need to use tor if you were to use it. Possibly even chain a proxifier to tor to be safe. I used to be into the carding scene but left because of too much risk.
Pm me for the link to tor.
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