How Buying or Selling Amazon or Argos Vouchers on E-bay Can Turn into a Dangerous Scam

If you are into the making money online game - for example through writing, then the time will probably come that you have to many Amazon vouchers and want to offload some on E-bay. 

You will see that there is quite a market for this as not everyone has a credit card. It's a dangerous game to play though. 

If you are a seller beware that:

Hypothetical Situation #1 -The buyer makes the purchase, sends the money over. You send them the code. You check your paypal account a few hours later and the transaction is frozen because the buyer's account is expected to be fraudulent. They've used your code and you don't get the money.

Hypothetical Situation #2 - The buyer makes the purchase and sends the money over. You send them the code. The buyer makes a claim on paypal that he didn't get the item. In the past this was a common occurrence and you would get neither money or code. I believe that this is no longer possible and that's because of situation #3.

There are plenty of people there that see that buying a $100 Amazon voucher for $90 is good business but it's not always the case. If you are a buyer beware that:

Hypothetical Situation #3 - As a buyer you send them the money. You do not get your code. You contact E-bay or Paypal but they cannot help. They do not protect buyers of Vouchers.

This applies not only to Amazon vouchers but to all types of vouchers on E-bay.

Build up your blog with reviews and earn money from Amazon affiliates

If you are one of many of the review writers on consumer sites such as dooyoo and ciao, then you may be overlooking a very simple and straightforward source of income. Cross posting has probably become a nice little earner for you but there's an additional way of earning more.

Here is the lowdown on what to do:

1/ Choose your niche - French films, Sony electronics, old computer games, books of a certain genre.. it can be anything.

2/Title your blog appropriately - both the title and the url should bear some resemblance to the topic.

3/Use an interesting template for blogger from btemplates.com

4/Begin writing posts designed around your site and then re-post them on review sites. Try to do at least one a day, preferably a few more.

5/Add adsense to the blog

6/Sign up as an amazon affiliate and begin including advertising links to the product you or reviewing, above, below or to the side of your review. They pay 10% of sales that come through your site and if you have enough traffic, this can soon mount up.

7/Treat the blog as your baby - do everything in your capabilities to fill it up with good unique content and gain traffic. Put thought in to your niche, layout and content.