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Careful, there might be a good reason, Steam censores the name of the site.
That must be pretty rare, though -- effectively, it means invalidating a purchase.
Steam does try hard to establish online DRM has a viable option for users, and taking away purchases is not helping with that.
Some publishers revoked their remaining keys after they shut down their game. Happens with a few titles.
I honestly hadn't noticed that haha. I'm referring to a site I have purchased from before, but stopped as obviously the devs aren't getting the money for the keys. I assume that's why they censored it but I could be wrong. As these games aren't available anymore then I don't see it being an issue.
Well since 90% of the games I want are old(ish) Activision games, do you know if Activision have a habit of revoking keys?
What web site are they from?
EDIT: the website im talking about is the topic in this video
https://isthereanydeal.com/
Find it there and not the site you are trying to use.
We know the site without the video.
The only authorised key resellers Valve has approved of are Green Man Gaming, Humble Bundle[www.humblebundle.com], Indiegala[www.indiegala.com] and a few more Valve-authorised sellers whose names I do not remember.