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Usually buying or selling with GCX goes OK, but when things go wrong, the go really bad. I had a card Starbucks card refused that was used online in the same area where GCS, then Raise, happens to be. Twice now I have been debited for selling a card that the buyer used at least partially. According to GCX, they credited the buyer and then charged me for the full value, and now also another $5 penalty. The buyer was either a scam or incompetent, but I am the loser here. Dealing with GCX is not worth the risk. They will not get a third opportunity to screw me again. Today, I got the message that my account has been deactivated, which means I also will not get paid for a different card I sold through them. Good riddens! You should also know that GCX is not a Better Business Bureau member although they have lots of compaints on that site. What GCX did not tell you and I did not know at the time in their reply is that GCX credited my account, but also charged my credit card an additional $20.30. This effectively canceled the credit on their site. I will let you judge for yourselves if you think this behavior is the kind you would expect from an honest company. I disputed the charge with Citibank and now GCX is asking me to cancel the dispute before I can withdraw funds from a different sale that was supposed to be available on March 20.