<prompt> Human: Reposting here since rchurning considered it off-topic - trying to get as many eyes on this as possible.If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is - people are selling prepaid debit cards on Local Bitcoin, among other Bitcoin escrows. In many cases these are stolen prepaid cards, obtained through various scams, including ransomware and phishing schemes. In some cases stolen standard debit card numbers are being touted as prepaid cards. These users are building up good reviews selling legit cards and then fencing large sums of these prepaids before they disappear. No matter how good their seller rating is, you cannot trust it. If you get caught buying or using these stolen cards, whether online or in-person, you will be named to the FBI Internet Crimes division andor local police who may be investigating, and you will have to attempt to clear your name or face prosecution. If you are using these stolen prepaids to pay down balances on credit cards, loans, or utilities you can expect to have the payments reversed prepaids CAN be charged-back, find yourself on the MATCH list, and have SARS reports filed against you. Just DONT buy prepaids from any private seller, especially on Local Bitcoin. Source: I work in risk management for a major payment processor and am sick of seeing otherwise smart people fall victim to this racket and ruin their credit, if not lives.  <response>: Dont know why anyone would mess with prepaid cards in the first place.If I was a seller on localbitcoins, you can bet your ass I would not take a prepaid card as payment. Fuck, what idiots. Like hurr, durr, let me exchange this totally reversible and shady payment prepaid cards for one that is 100 not reversible bitcoin 