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[Momo-senpai]

Preload and get ready !

[Momo-senpai]

The key i bought can be activated in Europe, Africa and Middle East.

[DickyDiscord]

My bank doesn't like them for whatever reason. Proven solid in the past, though they haven't been the best discounts for me in a long while. Only thing I have against them is that they buy keys from 3rd parties. So you'll get photo scans of keys as such. One huge issue if you use Origin is that Origin has banned people and revoked the games unlocked with keys from their site. granted, that was what feels like decades ago at this point. Think around 2015 to 2017? That said, when you buy hardware and need to offload the free games that come with it, it's good sites like there's exist because you have a place to sell them to.

Also, to be clear, I've bought about 20 games from them over the years, and I've personally never had any problems getting my keys or games. I have had problems getting my bank to pay them.

[Captain Murphy The Villian]

I remember when they were actual discounts for $51 id rather directly purchase on steam for the 2hr refund.

[Mu'Ammar of Carthus]

Escrito originalmente por Flo:

Escrito originalmente por Mu'Ammar of Carthus:

All you can do now is contact customer support.
Was it cheaper than it is on Steam?

It was the collector edition only available on their own shop

Escrito originalmente por Flo:

I preordered on the Bandai Namco shop, got a key and it's not working... It's saying it requires "installing the original product", like I got an expansion key

Regarde si ils t'ont pas filé plusieurs clés en fait.
Y'a moyen qu'ils t'aient donné une clé pour les DLC qui vont avec le collector et le jeu en lui-même.

[dro]

I still haven't got my key

[Funpire]

lol

[MasterDrake]

Escrito originalmente por DickyDiscord:

My bank doesn't like them for whatever reason. Proven solid in the past, though they haven't been the best discounts for me in a long while. Only thing I have against them is that they buy keys from 3rd parties. So you'll get photo scans of keys as such. One huge issue if you use Origin is that Origin has banned people and revoked the games unlocked with keys from their site. granted, that was what feels like decades ago at this point. Think around 2015 to 2017? That said, when you buy hardware and need to offload the free games that come with it, it's good sites like there's exist because you have a place to sell them to.

Also, to be clear, I've bought about 20 games from them over the years, and I've personally never had any problems getting my keys or games. I have had problems getting my bank to pay them.

I would use Paypal to wrap your bank account
So you'll be safer
unless you're already doing it, in this case my bad :)

[Mitch]

Escrito originalmente por Nut:

I'm in New Zealand and it still activated but when I brought the key it didn't say it was region restricted

Same here, i bought mine from GamersGate, little annoyed that they gave me an EU key when i live in Australia, kinda worried steam won't let me play the game when its out

[HiImTony]

Ayyy, glad to see a lot of people getting great deals. I pre-ordered mine on 4 Nov 2021, 23:37:12 and paid a grand total of $53.39 CAD. I also pre-ordered Dying Light 2 for $48.39 CAD. and to think some developers want $90 for their game, YIKES.

[DickyDiscord]

Escrito originalmente por MasterDrake:

I would use Paypal to wrap your bank account
So you'll be safer
unless you're already doing it, in this case my bad :)

That's more of a securing one's identity argument than a consumer protection argument as one's bank in the US holds more legal protections than it would for most people here in respects to PayPal. That said, it really depends on what you're saying there and I'm still waking up. It's easier for me to deny a payment for a defective product, failure to deliver a service or product, false advertising, etc... through my bank than with PayPal, which is the main reason my bank is preferred. I don't think multinational banks would do this, but my local bank affords me the added option of using their lawyers at no cost to me.

Basically saying I'd spent about 5 minutes total including singing the affidavit mailed to me in the past doing this. That it'd take longer to do as such with PayPal and that I'd me more susceptible to PayPal's whims wherein I'm not subject to my bank's whims at all.

You likely do have a very strong point as far as identity if that was your point, as my bank doesn't really protect me much on that end, though they are more secure with my actual vitals. I don't know if PayPal even has my vitals being the crux here. If they don't, well, then they very much by default would be the more secure option there.

Think if we weren't on Steam, I'd wish to actually have an argument about this as there's a good deal of unknown unknowns, and unknowns knowns at play I bet. Maybe not for you, but likely for me. Haven't given this serious thought since 2012, and I last looked into it in 2016. It's possible the laws, policies and regulations might've changed enough to favor PayPal to be more clear. though I doubt it at first thought.

Again, I think I said this anyway, I'm still waking up.

[Delicious Banchou]

My order got cancelled because I paid in Yen (they don't sell a Japanese version) but have a Canadian account. Feels bad.