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They are worse, I bought gift card from this guy ( USA Amazon gift card ) they gave me an invalid code. About 5 digit as the code. Trying chatting their customer care. They are so useless they couldn't resolve it . Please don't patronize them they are scam
I traded three cards today with nosh. nb: I have been using nosh for a while now but today the collected my cards and told me it has been used. When my customer said she was the only one there when she scratched and send them to me. And that was my medical bill money 😔 it's well nosh. God bless you. Trade with them at your own risk. I will go and delete my account now. I trusted you guys so much.
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