Still no key from allyouplay.com

[Berserkhan]

Did you guys get your keys from them? I don't know if i'm the exception.

[Dank Sidious]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by Kally D:

What? But I thought I could get the game on sale day one, there's no WAY it's a money laundering scheme!

These sites allegedly buy keys in bulk direct from the publisher.

https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/keys

[Tooslow]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by nätti heveonen:

use cdkeys, kinguin or eneba, bought dozens of keys from there and never got scammed

Those are all grey market resellers. Allyouplay is listed under the official key seller on gg.deals.

CDKeys has been around for ages, BUT you will get the game on day of release and not before. I got my key about an hour after official release, which was 1am for me, so I set the download, intending to get up about 4am to play some but.... slept like a baby and just getting to play now.

[His Divine Shadow]

Originally posted by -=Cloud Windfoot Omega=-:

Originally posted by GamingWithSilvertail:

istheranydeal.com is the only website that is trustable because it doesnt list third party grey market websites.

bad link

Don’t click shady misspelled links

[Berserkhan]

Originally posted by Tooslow:

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Those are all grey market resellers. Allyouplay is listed under the official key seller on gg.deals.

CDKeys has been around for ages, BUT you will get the game on day of release and not before. I got my key about an hour after official release, which was 1am for me, so I set the download, intending to get up about 4am to play some but.... slept like a baby and just getting to play now.

I've used cdkeys in the past with no issues but I went with allyouplay since it was cheaper and under the legit key sellers list on gg.deals.

[J4MESOX4D]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by Kai:

You think it's official because another 3rd party claims it to be?
That's like a thief telling you that a conartist is legit.

Why would a site risk its reputation like that?

Because they have enough satisfied customers that drown out any complaints. If they can sell 100 cheaply acquired games at a small profit and screw over just 5 people; that's literally a £200 profit whilst 95 of those people are happy. They can even afford to bung content creators for some advertising on YouTube either with money or free copies. Some of these sites also sell wallet funds which are a non-profit service cheap and they sell the same key over and over making £20 a time. It's easy money and there's enough satisfied customers to keep the ones they've scammed at bay.

[Deadoon]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

This is the only site https://isthereanydeal.com/ you should be viewing to find authorised retailers and live deals.

I used to use them but switched to gg.deals

Interestingly dragons dogma 2 doesn't have a listing for it being on sale on allyouplay there either.

[Berserkhan]

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Why would a site risk its reputation like that?

Because they have enough satisfied customers that drown out any complaints. If they can sell 100 cheaply acquired games at a small profit and screw over just 5 people; that's literally a £200 profit whilst 95 of those people are happy. They can even afford to bung content creators for some advertising on YouTube either with money or free copies. Some of these sites also sell wallet funds which are a non-profit service cheap and they sell the same key over and over making £20 a time. It's easy money and there's enough satisfied customers to keep the ones they've scammed at bay.

I was talking about gg.deals. Why would they list allyouplay as a legit key seller on their site if they aren't and risk their reputation?

[Metro Gnome Holding Metronome]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

Because they have enough satisfied customers that drown out any complaints. If they can sell 100 cheaply acquired games at a small profit and screw over just 5 people; that's literally a £200 profit whilst 95 of those people are happy. They can even afford to bung content creators for some advertising on YouTube either with money or free copies. Some of these sites also sell wallet funds which are a non-profit service cheap and they sell the same key over and over making £20 a time. It's easy money and there's enough satisfied customers to keep the ones they've scammed at bay.

I was talking about gg.deals. Why would they list allyouplay as a legit key seller on their site if they aren't and risk their reputation?

Man just use fanatical before release and kinguin after release and call it a day.
Quit worrying about it.

[Berserkhan]

Originally posted by Deadoon:

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

I used to use them but switched to gg.deals

Interestingly dragons dogma 2 doesn't have a listing for it being on sale on allyouplay there either.

I figured they sold out of keys. The deluxe edition is on there still.

[J4MESOX4D]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

Because they have enough satisfied customers that drown out any complaints. If they can sell 100 cheaply acquired games at a small profit and screw over just 5 people; that's literally a £200 profit whilst 95 of those people are happy. They can even afford to bung content creators for some advertising on YouTube either with money or free copies. Some of these sites also sell wallet funds which are a non-profit service cheap and they sell the same key over and over making £20 a time. It's easy money and there's enough satisfied customers to keep the ones they've scammed at bay.

I was talking about gg.deals. Why would they list allyouplay as a legit key seller on their site if they aren't and risk their reputation?

They don't list them as 'legit' - they track reputable retailers and also key sellers in which the latter can be toggled. The site simply tracks live API data across all sites that sell keys and doesn't state whether a site is 'legit' or not. All key resellers are the same conceptually anyway - there is no 'legit' definition and the risk is all on the consumer.

[Berserkhan]

Update: Got a instant refund through their discord and was given a 20% discount code which was very nice of them.

[Msooby]

Originally posted by ﾏｿｿｿ　ₙ❤:

do you people not realize that this is the site trying to marketing it themselves,

nice plot twist

[Berserkhan]

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

I was talking about gg.deals. Why would they list allyouplay as a legit key seller on their site if they aren't and risk their reputation?

They don't list them as 'legit' - they track reputable retailers and also key sellers in which the latter can be toggled. The site simply tracks live API data across all sites that sell keys and doesn't state whether a site is 'legit' or not. All key resellers are the same conceptually anyway - there is no 'legit' definition and the risk is all on the consumer.

I don't how they measure it but allyouplay is catogorized on their official store list.

[Berserkhan]

Originally posted by Elfezen:

Originally posted by ﾏｿｿｿ　ₙ❤:

do you people not realize that this is the site trying to marketing it themselves,

nice plot twist

lol no. Just google and you'll see several people having issues with them in the past.

[J4MESOX4D]

Originally posted by Berserkhan:

Originally posted by J4MESOX4D:

They don't list them as 'legit' - they track reputable retailers and also key sellers in which the latter can be toggled. The site simply tracks live API data across all sites that sell keys and doesn't state whether a site is 'legit' or not. All key resellers are the same conceptually anyway - there is no 'legit' definition and the risk is all on the consumer.

I don't how they measure it but allyouplay is catogorized on their official store list.

https://forum.gg.deals/d/492-keyshop-integration-on-gg-deals-process-explained