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You really do not know what you are talking about based on the comments you've made in this thread and users here would be best served filtering you and moving on.
You're making claims about the legitimacy of products from sites like CDKeys and GMG that simply are not true - in no way, shape, or form is buying a key from a reseller akin to piracy. That is factually wrong and completely undermines any points you were trying to make about the moral implications of buying from a reseller. Even if we were to listen to your arguments about the morality of buying from resellers, neither you nor I could possibly say if developers/publishers actually lose any money from people buying from resellers. Only the the developers/publishers know the specifics and they generally aren't willing to show revenue breakdowns to prove one way or another - and, no, a moderator of the Game's Steam forums does not count.
If this were illegal, the publishers would have recourse to have the site(s) taken down or at the very least stop them from selling the product.
If this were illegal, Steam would block the keys, as they have done in many situations where people have bought keys from key market places like Kinguin where keys are frequently obtained illegally.
GMG, CDKeys, Humble, and a range of others are not market places, they are resellers. Your beef is with key marketplaces where any user can sell any key that they obtained by any means and aren't especially well policed by the site owners - just like Kinguin. Not like CDKeys.
Hey there.. If English is not your first language, I apologise, however.. Your statement (as other replies have stated, also), although well intended, is not fully correct.
It is better to be accurate, so perhaps please reconsider your wording. It might be better just to outright recommend Steam, and state 'not all third party Steam keys' are legitimate generally, without explicitly implying that you can only buy Digital Steam keys from only the stores you've quoted.
Humble Store, GreenManGaming, Games Planet, and a bunch of other legitimate retailers do provide Steam keys from the Publisher. It is up to the customer to investigate further whether the third party retailer they are buying from is an authorised (official) reseller.
The noticeable issue with what you've stated, is exactly where stated Retailer maybe sourcing their Keys from.
CDKeys, although have good customer ratings, (as I notice you've described as well) do not source their Steam keys via more direct sources in all cases (this is how they are able to offer low prices). Their original company is based in Dubai.
Game retailers like Green Man Gaming, Humble Store & maybe even Games Planet (I've not double/triple checked into Games Planet) tend to source their keys more ethically (not grey market).
If ANYONE is in doubt about the legitimacy of their purchase for a Steam key, they are best off pre-ordering / purchasing a license (aka. purchasing said game) from the Steam Store directly.
Which are not illegal sources. Taking advantage of regional pricing by purchasing from other regions, and in the case of CDKeys tax incentives by doing business from Saudi, are not illegal or illegitimate.
The moral implications of buying from resellers is really the only argument that exists. This is not a question of legitimacy - hence why it is exceptionally rare for keys from CDKeys to end up revoked - like users in this thread are trying to make it out to be. Illegitimacy implies the keys are illegally obtained when that simply isn't true.
No they are not.
This nonsense needs to stop.
There is no "shades" of legitimacy there is no "more ethical" this is why we call it GREY because the way it works is actually very black and white.
LEGIT sellers source the game DIRECT from the Publisher. End of. There is no maybes or ifs or buts the keys come DIRECT from the Publisher and commission etc. is agreed that is how it works.
Any key site that did not get it's key DIRECT from the Publisher is not legit.
Just because you receive a key does NOT make them legit.
This does not mean the key wont work, it doesn't mean that you are guaranteed to face issues but the people saying "i have never had issues" doesn't mean that it is legit, you can buy a car from a chopshop and never have issues - it still isn't the manner to which is was intended to be sold and distributed.
By all means it is tempting to purchase from such sites because they reduce prices and things are hard right now but have some courage in your convictions don't fabricate rationale that doesn't exist or try to "Prove" that it is all OK because you don't want to accept it isn't.
I also personally feel that if you acquire games from such places you revoke your right to complain or consider yourself a legitimate customer because you did not acquire the game by the means that the owners intend and it's like anything else in life that is acquired that way - you don't get to complain to the manufacturer.
Actually such sites are contractually obligated to sell direct to the consumer only, thus if said site decides to sell on keys to grey market and split commission it is 100% in breach of contract and thus by way of general western law - illegal.
If you purchased said key then it is consequently - illegal.
You all need stop making up rationale to justify stealing.
Just because you want to believe it works that way doesn't mean that is how it works.
Incorrect.
The straw pulling in this statement is stretched so wide, I was almost convinced that people can just walk up to 18 year old chop shops and get the same confidence I get from purchasing from CD Keys. No matter how much you huff and puff, these keys are legit. You're just too smooth brain to see it.
Never had a problem, even had refunds. Customer service is always on point.
Lots of rubbish spouted about them, grey Market? ever bought a electronic item? multi region blu ray player? that's grey imports, whole process is set up to price fix all kind of goods.
Only benefit is the 2 hour change your mind play for 2 hours.
Ive bought this exclusive hard copy from Amazon, still no key sent, yet people already have them.
You pays your money you make a choice.
Dont let it put you off ive saved £20 on some games whilst some wait for a steam sale.
if they were legit you wouldn't be censored from Steam using them.
Valve are fully aware of who is and is not legit that is why you can type greenmangaming.com humblebundle.com and fanatical.com with no issue.
These are recognised and authorised resellers.