Ryanair voucher codes

I stopped reading after this :

English WAT? said:
We offer 50% DISCOUNT on Ryanair voucher codes. Voucher codes are issued in electronic code format and is sold in sets of 100 or 200 in chosen currency. Each code is worth of 50 in chosen currency. We offer Ryanair voucher codes in EUR and GBP currencies. SAVE up to GBP/EUR 100 per booking.
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MrBlobby said:
Anyone tried this site out ?

http://ryanairvouchercodes.co.uk/

I bought some vouchers with a third off on eBay once which worked out OK.

Not sure about this one though, they accepted PayPal until about a week ago.
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Hey Mr. Blobby,

Have you taken the flight that you booked with the voucher through ebay yet? If so, was it successful? And if not, when are you planning on flying?

The guy who sold them on ebay is (I'm pretty sure but not certain) the same guy who sells them through the above website. For Ryanair vouchers, your own name needs to be on it, which means that they were made/purchased specifically for you after you bought them on ebay. I'm asking because I'm considering doing it.

Thanks!
 
sofia.d.c said:
Hey Mr. Blobby,

Have you taken the flight that you booked with the voucher through ebay yet? If so, was it successful? And if not, when are you planning on flying?

The guy who sold them on ebay is (I'm pretty sure but not certain) the same guy who sells them through the above website. For Ryanair vouchers, your own name needs to be on it, which means that they were made/purchased specifically for you after you bought them on ebay. I'm asking because I'm considering doing it.

Thanks!
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Strong first post.
 
MrBlobby said:
I've bought Ryanair vouchers on eBay and used them successfully. It was a year ago though so not sure whom from.
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Are you considering using the website?

He's sent me vouchers that are of the value he claimed them to be and that work. However, I haven't actually completed the booking for my flights, nor have I paid him, as I am slightly nervous that something would happen at the airport...

Any thoughts?
 
Just to confirm in case anyone Googles this, it is a scam and Sofia is the scammer. Mods might be best to delete.
 
The websites registered address with nominet is fake and 'Sofia' took a similar approach on TripAdvisor trying to appear like she was asking questions and then had success with the vouchers.

Plus it just reeks of spam/scam.
 
Oh man this is actually hilarious... I'm just a cheap student who doesn't want to get into trouble. I wouldn't use the same name on forums if I was trying to convince people.

Thanks anyway!
 
I conisdered this before when I had seen then on eBay. But I can't help thinking they are buying the vouchers with a stolen credit card. The whole concept just seems fishey.
 
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