"free pubg key" scam?

[NamaJeff Bottom Text]

I saw an ad on facebook suggesting i entered a contest for a free pubg steam key. after a few days i received the following email http://prntscr.com/iiovrd . Trying to get the key i was asked to complete sort of a survey. It is most probably a scam, but can anyone confirm? Thanks in advance

[pivotman319 (Trans Rights FTW!)]

E-mail looks sketchy. I'd suggest not accepting it as it's probably a scam.

[Mikasa Ackerman]

Surveys to get stuff are always a scam

[Ratsak]

Definitely a scam.

[Shork]

...of course that's a scam. lol

Literally anything that says free stuff or whatever out of nowhere, especially in ads, is a scam.

[[L²] Kurdayetî]

Escrito originalmente por Mephistopheles:

I saw an ad on facebook suggesting i entered a contest for a free pubg steam key. after a few days i received the following email http://prntscr.com/iiovrd . Trying to get the key i was asked to complete sort of a survey. It is most probably a scam, but can anyone confirm? Thanks in advance

It is very suspicious, I would not risk it to be honest.

[かぐや]

Survey scams are common. They are only giving money for scammers and you get nothing in return.

[Shork]

I am somewhat sad that people still think there's the possibility that this is legit.

[NamaJeff Bottom Text]

In my defense i have won a couple of things like that (mainly stuff FOR games, not games themselves) but yeah, i am stupid for getting my hopes up

[Muppet among Puppets]

Escrito originalmente por Mephistopheles:

I saw an ad on facebook suggesting i entered a contest for a free pubg steam key

You got reminded of participation...... and you won...... and then something is required:

Bait, story, steps.
Avoid this pattern in general.

[аdvicebanana]

Classic survey scam. I looked at that fake website which dangles two thirds of what looks like a Steam key that might as well be fake in front of your face.

That "survey" offers you several different things that the site's owner earns a comission on if you complete it. That comission is most likely way lower than the game's price. Also there is zero incentive for the site owner - let's call him scammer from now on - to actually make good on the promise of a free game. He already got what he wanted out of you.

tl;dr: Survey/offers to get free ♥♥♥♥ == FAKE.