I have a 50$ giftcard for playstation that i got as a gift for christmas that I don't need
is there any way I can trade this for FG or buy a game for someone or something in exchange?
what are the rules around this on the forum dont want to get in trouble want to do it the correct way thanks!

It is not allowed for various reasons.


Try and sell it on Facebook market or something for like 40$ to 45$.

ah thanks for heads up dang wanted to trade it for 12k fg

$50 would only get you like 8k anyways 😂
Idk where you got 12k from

You could probably sell in donor forum (i dont have DF access to confirm or not).

Playstation gift cards as well as any form of card code and serial numbers are all considered physical items thus are not allowed outside of the Real Life Trade subforums in the Donor Forums,
for more information read here:
https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=84718992&f=385

If you wish to enter the screening for Donor Forum access you can donate $25 here:
https://forums.d2jsp.org/info.php?p=30

Alternatively you can offer fg here using this tool to have another user donate for you, keep in mind the donation needs to be at least $25 in order for you to enter the screening process:
https://forums.d2jsp.org/tools.php?a=3&c=1

This post was edited by Lionhearted on Jan 9 2025 06:21am

So just a question. Steam/B.net digital cards or games are fine because they are non physical and much easier to prevent scamming I'm guessing?

This post was edited by Silfvy on Jan 9 2025 08:44am

If it's digitally gifted which means on the Steam/Battle.net client which requires you and the person you're trading with to be friends for 3 days then yes that is allowed,

reason being that there're transaction records with detailed information so if things do go south in a trade then there're solid evidence to prove that a trade actually happened and to who the credit was traded to,

Same goes for games as well.

This post was edited by Lionhearted on Jan 9 2025 08:51am

More like for stupid reasons, there's plenty of ways to trade successful without being "scammed"

It's no different then any other trade, except it's a digital code being traded

I think having the ability to trade gift cards and digital codes would most certainly increase the amount of scams that occur on the site.

It's not considered "digital" here if you're trading a set of numbers and alphabets that you've gotten through a physical card etc...

those are categorized as physical items.