G2A steam accont and not key enymore

[Chreen]

be aware from tis site the sell new steam accont iff you order new games from them. so stop use this site. it not safe to have this.

[Zefar]

It's a known scam site. When prices are so cheap it's too goo to be true.

The site you mention is most likely the one that starts with G.

[Wolverine]

Well, there's a reason why the name is censored on Steam, and all you have to do is make sure that you read carefully before buying something, in the game description is mentioned when you're buying a key or a Steam account.

Anyway, you might also want to keep in mind that those Steam accounts might have been used for scamming other Steam users and that there might be a ban incomming at some point.

[Chreen]

i did and it did say steam key not account

[Qbert ⭐]

Seems like a classic case of "f...k around and find out"

[Wolverine]

Well, then contact the web page support and get a refund or an actual key from them...

[Chreen]

did that and iff the dont i get tthe paypal next.

[Wolverine]

Well, you can write a review on Trustpilot, that seems to get them moving...

[Wolfmaron]

Messaggio originale di Wolverine:

Well, then contact the web page support and get a refund or an actual key from them...

OP bought a steam acc from a keyshop and paid in full. the keyshop is not gonna refund anything

[BJWyler]

Messaggio originale di Chreen:

be aware from tis site the sell new steam accont iff you order new games from them. so stop use this site. it not safe to have this.

So you went to a scam site, and got scammed. Sounds legit to me.

[Crashed]

Messaggio originale di Wolverine:

Well, you can write a review on Trustpilot, that seems to get them moving...

TrustPilot unfortunately tends to side with scammers. Note the genuine Steam site is rated poorly there while the "three hearts" gets an excellent rating.

[Chika Ogiue]

Messaggio originale di Wolverine:

Anyway, you might also want to keep in mind that those Steam accounts might have been used for scamming other Steam users and that there might be a ban incomming at some point.

Not only that, but they tend to "sell" the same account to several people at the same time with the buyer(s) promising to not change the password, etc.

How that doesn't set off red-flags to people handing over money....

[Crashed]

Messaggio originale di Chika Ogiue:

Messaggio originale di Wolverine:

Anyway, you might also want to keep in mind that those Steam accounts might have been used for scamming other Steam users and that there might be a ban incomming at some point.

Not only that, but they tend to "sell" the same account to several people at the same time with the buyer(s) promising to not change the password, etc.

How that doesn't set off red-flags to people handing over money....

Which is a direct violation of Steam TOS.

[C²C^Guyver |NZB|]

Selling the actual account should have been your first red flag. You can't do that, as in the SSA strictly and specifically forbids it.

Buying, selling, or trading Steam accounts can get the offending account and every other account that you own permanently restricted.

[Chreen]

Messaggio originale di C²C^Guyver |NZB|:

Selling the actual account should have been your first red flag. You can't do that, as in the SSA strictly and specifically forbids it.

Buying, selling, or trading Steam accounts can get the offending account and every other account that you own permanently restricted.

try and tell steam that the dont care

[Chika Ogiue]

Messaggio originale di Crashed:

Which is a direct violation of Steam TOS.

Well, duh. But then what do expect form a site that thrives on keys purchased with stolen payment information, etc.? If people are that desperate to play these games they're going to buy Steam accounts, do you think those people really care if it's against Valve's rules?