“I want to buy an card and send it to Syria can i do that through facebook if so how?”
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1. Don't send anything to anyone you don't personally know. Scammers use these cards for money. 2. If you do know this person and they have access to a computer or phone you can take a picture of the number and send it to them to use that way. 3. Don't post it on FB as anyone other than the intended person could use the number first making it useless for the intended person.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have no idea. I have purchased one for my grandson peeled off the back sticker and taken a picture of the back and sent it to him thru messenger. He uploads it with the code
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you can by using Facebooks messenger, photo it front and back upload it if you have a computer /laptop and send it just like a photo. Beware though of hackers out there in our world, I make sure my recipient is stand on alert with me when I send the front side especially. Send front separately from the back side it makes it a lot more time consuming for both, but much more difficult for hackers to retrieve information that way. Out of countless I have sent via messenger, i have only lost 1 so far, have lost 3 on whats up for some reason. Back to your recipient make sure they may even have a partner helping retrieve infor. and immediately being online to redeem it! this way a hacker can't steal it.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I think if the person has an iTunes account set up from the United States and American address I am sure you can buy the card scratch off and reveal the number the back and just send it via messenger private message a photograph of the back of the card my family in the United States sends me cards all the time but I’m not sure about Syria
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.As the terms and conditions state, this card is only "Valid only on purchases made in the U.S. from Apple Media Services". So, while you could send it to someone in Syria, they would not be able to use it since their internet location is outside of the U.S.
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