Accidentally added a Key to my library, can I get it back?

[Ambi]

It was supposed to be a present, but I bought it online and tried to make sure it's legit, but now it's in my library. I haven't installed the game or done anything else with it, is it possible for me to get a working key back?

[J4MESOX4D]

No, the game is bound to your account now and cannot be transferred.

[mantequilla]

I give you my assured answer that you cannot we're all sorry.

[Wolf Knight]

if you didnt trust the site to give you a working key, why would you buy from them?

[MancSoulja]

Originally posted by Wolf Knight:

if you didnt trust the site to give you a working key, why would you buy from them?

Greed.

[Ogami]

Apart from all that, Steam should just give us a " key tester" option where you can enter a key and it will tells you exactly which game/dlc it is and what it contains.
That cant be that hard and would be a useful feature in any case.

[El poco nuez del muerte]

Originally posted by Ogami:

Apart from all that, Steam should just give us a " key tester" option where you can enter a key and it will tells you exactly which game/dlc it is and what it contains.
That cant be that hard and would be a useful feature in any case.

Highly unlikely. What would be the motivation for them to do so? Let's be real here, this is pretty much only an issue when a key is bought from some shady site that is basically a fence. Valve doesn't see any of that money, why would they introduce a system to make it more attractive?