The Last of Us™ Part I

The Last of Us™ Part I

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MacBenS Mar 31, 2023 @ 12:54am
cdkeys - refund
i bought it on cdkeys. wrote a refund request and didn't knew you can't get one, once the key is redeemed. what a pity.
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MancSoulja Apr 5, 2023 @ 11:00am 
Originally posted by Inferno:
Originally posted by MancSoulja:

He's willing to return it but CD Keys business model doesn't allow it, an authorised reseller would be able to hand the publisher a list of redeemed keys they need revoked in the case of refunds. Just because CD Keys chose a shady business model doesn't mean the consumer automatically forfeit their statutory rights.
He doesn't have the right to return in this situation even EU laws make exemptions for digital good returns. So no legally he has no rights to return it. The only way he would have the right to return it is if the product didn't work. Cdkeys product is a cd key not the game. since the key worked he has no right to return.

If he makes a case to PayPal and he is truthful and honest and PayPal find in his favour there is absolutely nothing fraudulent about his behaviour.
Inferno Apr 5, 2023 @ 12:26pm 
Originally posted by MancSoulja:
Originally posted by Inferno:
He doesn't have the right to return in this situation even EU laws make exemptions for digital good returns. So no legally he has no rights to return it. The only way he would have the right to return it is if the product didn't work. Cdkeys product is a cd key not the game. since the key worked he has no right to return.

If he makes a case to PayPal and he is truthful and honest and PayPal find in his favour there is absolutely nothing fraudulent about his behaviour.
no that would be considered abusing paypals systems. Just because paypal says "ok" does not mean you are cleared from legal wrong doing. Paypal doesn't have that authority.
JD Apr 5, 2023 @ 12:30pm 
Haha. You pay peasant prices, you suffer like a peasant.
Ottomic Apr 5, 2023 @ 12:31pm 
Originally posted by MancSoulja:
If he makes a case to PayPal and he is truthful and honest and PayPal find in his favour there is absolutely nothing fraudulent about his behaviour.

I would very much doubt PayPal is going to refund a transaction that was delivered on as promised for a good that cannot be returned to the seller.
ReadyNick Apr 5, 2023 @ 12:35pm 
Only buy games you know you'll enjoy/trust and know well when going the cdkey route.
Morgan Apr 5, 2023 @ 1:25pm 
Originally posted by Inferno:
Originally posted by MancSoulja:

If he makes a case to PayPal and he is truthful and honest and PayPal find in his favour there is absolutely nothing fraudulent about his behaviour.
no that would be considered abusing paypals systems. Just because paypal says "ok" does not mean you are cleared from legal wrong doing. Paypal doesn't have that authority.

Again, this isn't legal wrong doing. The law is not written specifically for serial keys and needs reasonable interpretation. It can be reasonably interpreted that the customer should be refunded if the key activates a faulty product. You can argue a different side but there is no legal wrong doing and there is not case, at all, for fraud.
Inferno Apr 5, 2023 @ 1:56pm 
Originally posted by Morgan:
Originally posted by Inferno:
no that would be considered abusing paypals systems. Just because paypal says "ok" does not mean you are cleared from legal wrong doing. Paypal doesn't have that authority.

Again, this isn't legal wrong doing. The law is not written specifically for serial keys and needs reasonable interpretation. It can be reasonably interpreted that the customer should be refunded if the key activates a faulty product. You can argue a different side but there is no legal wrong doing and there is not case, at all, for fraud.

The law is written to cover all digital goods including serial keys so no it can't be reasonably interpreted, your just wrong and have no idea what the actual law says.

Don't belive me? Heres what valve says https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/369C-3E9F-76FD-DEDA

the moment you download it the law no longer applies
another important thing that the eu law doesn't cover is boxed software that has been open. This is why all key websites make you click a button to unveil the key, because you are unboxing it.
Last edited by Inferno; Apr 5, 2023 @ 2:04pm
TheReelReese Apr 5, 2023 @ 4:54pm 
Originally posted by Rotten Fish:
Haha. You pay peasant prices, you suffer like a peasant.

Gamers have never been good at being edgy and you're no exception, stop it... please.
Jade Apr 5, 2023 @ 4:58pm 
Originally posted by Inferno:
Originally posted by Erik_NYC:
Im going through the hurdle now. I contacted Paypal and waiting for closure.

I dont want the game. I won't make purchases outside of Steam going forward.
That's called fraud and is illegal. Remember it's always smart to admit to your crimes on the internet.
You're the same type of mf to cry because someone pirated a game you paid for.

Checked your profile out of curiosity, find it funny that you say "FunFact you can get game bans without cheating for things like being toxic, VM's." whilst you have a VAC ban which if you aren't aware (somehow), VAC ONLY bans for cheating and does not ban for VMs but rather if it flags you for it, it will just kick you with a VAC authentication error which does not result in a ban. Chances are you cheated and are trying to bs your way out of it, not that I care but just found it funny.
Last edited by Jade; Apr 5, 2023 @ 5:02pm
Inferno Apr 5, 2023 @ 6:58pm 
you know if you really want to know what my vac ban is from I'll tell you. You don't have to assume and make false claims like " VAC ONLY bans for cheating" because it's not true.

I mean the first thing you say to me is
Originally posted by sandcube gaming:
You're the same type of mf to cry because someone pirated a game you paid for.

you have no evidence for this your just making false claims to try and invalidate my valid points. You went to my profile not curiosity but to find something to invalidate me.
I also find it funny how you ignored the point I'm making now in my bio where I said ", I assume your here to try to invalidate a point because I have a game ban. The fact is your only doing that because your argument is horrible." That's right your so predictable I predicted you months ago.
Last edited by Inferno; Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:00pm
TheReelReese Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:02pm 
Originally posted by Inferno:
you know if you really want to know what my vac ban is from I'll tell you. You don't have to assume and make false claims like " VAC ONLY bans for cheating" because it's not true.

I mean the first thing you say to me is
Originally posted by sandcube gaming:
You're the same type of mf to cry because someone pirated a game you paid for.

you have no evidence for this your just making false claims to try and invalidate my valid points. You went to my profile not curiosity but to find something to invalidate me.
I also find it funny how you ignored the point I'm making now in my bio where I said ", I assume your here to try to invalidate a point because I have a game ban. The fact is your only doing that because your argument is horrible." That's right your so predictable I predicted you months ago.

Share your VAC ban and I’ll share mine
Last edited by TheReelReese; Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:02pm
Inferno Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:15pm 
I was the owner of one of the largest hvh (hacker vs hacker) community servers in csgo. The server hosting I was using for some reason would default the server config to being Vac secured after every update and I would have to turn it off manually. I forgot to turn it off when I was doing maintenance because a server crashing script was going around and I had to patch my server for it (A person named dylan leaked the crash script and alot of servers were being essentially held ransom). Anyways I used a known injection point using proccess hacker to inject the crash script into my server to make sure the exploit was patched. I was banned a couple days later.
Last edited by Inferno; Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:20pm
TheReelReese Apr 5, 2023 @ 7:26pm 
Originally posted by Inferno:
I was the owner of one of the largest hvh (hacker vs hacker) community servers in csgo. The server hosting I was using for some reason would default the server config to being Vac secured after every update and I would have to turn it off manually. I forgot to turn it off when I was doing maintenance because a server crashing script was going around and I had to patch my server for it (A person named dylan leaked the crash script and alot of servers were being essentially held ransom). Anyways I used a known injection point using proccess hacker to inject the crash script into my server to make sure the exploit was patched. I was banned a couple days later.

Oh.. mine’s kinda lame in comparison. I simply downloaded some cheats in DBD and starting ***ing with peoples’ games since I didn’t actually play the game and didn’t care about a ban. Took a few months and A LOT of very obvious cheating scenarios before I got banned.
Morgan Apr 5, 2023 @ 11:33pm 
Originally posted by Inferno:
Originally posted by Morgan:

Again, this isn't legal wrong doing. The law is not written specifically for serial keys and needs reasonable interpretation. It can be reasonably interpreted that the customer should be refunded if the key activates a faulty product. You can argue a different side but there is no legal wrong doing and there is not case, at all, for fraud.

The law is written to cover all digital goods including serial keys so no it can't be reasonably interpreted, your just wrong and have no idea what the actual law says.

Go on them, cite me legislation (from a government source) that specifically mentions the sale of serial keys by third party sites.
Inferno Apr 6, 2023 @ 12:04am 
Originally posted by Morgan:
Go on them, cite me legislation (from a government source) that specifically mentions the sale of serial keys by third party sites.
ok
This one is for the EU
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/guarantees-returns/index_en.htm

"sealed audio, video or computer software, such as DVDs, which you have unsealed upon receipt"

"online digital content, if you have already started downloading or streaming it and you agreed that you would lose your right of withdrawal by starting the performance"

italy's
https://www.mise.gov.it/index.php/en/media-tools/documents/right-of-withdrawal-frequently-asked-questions-faq#I

"the provision of goods which, after delivery, are, by their nature, inseparably mixed with other goods;"

"the provision of sealed audio or video recordings or computer software which were unsealed after delivery;"

I could keep going but every country says the same thing
Last edited by Inferno; Apr 6, 2023 @ 12:11am
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Date Posted: Mar 31, 2023 @ 12:54am
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