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I'm not arguing from a legal point, I'm talking about keeping your customers happy.
this has happened to my wife, my family in general and myself several times over the years. We never had an issue as we never pay more than what we are comfortable with to start...
It's a great game even at full price and as long as it hasn't put you out of pocket; just accept it and put it down to an experience which will benefit you in the future. It all irons itself out in the end as I'm sure you have already, and in the future will save a significant amount in the sales and this will be long forgotten.
Amazon allows the price difference refund because you can return anything on Amazon for any reason within the refund time period. They do this to stop people like you from returning the product for a refund and then repurchasing it immediately after for the sale price. That would cost Amazon significantly more in shipping costs. Steam does not suffer from any of these issues with product returns and therefore has no incentive to offer this price difference refund.
Like everyone else said...you paid what you wanted for the game when you got it. There's no reason Valve should offer you a refund of the difference, even from a customer service stand point, since there's no issue with your product or the original purchase.
You're completely missing the point. Why the heck does Amazon have the policy in the first place?? FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE. They do the refund offer on digital items too like audio books, movies, books, games and more so it's not AT ALL what you're describing.
Besides i'm not asking to return anything, I'm asking for a small kick back to someone (whos a damn good customer) who paid full price a couple days ago.
I love Steam as much as everybody else, look at my library, but I still deserve some customer service.
Learn from this experience and only buy when a game is on sale. That game you want that just come out? One day it'll be on sale for pennies. Even Grand Theft Auto 5, even Batman: Arkham Knight. The price always comes down.
Maybe not, but I'm just voicing my frustration with Valve if they don't. Like I said previously it's not like I'm asking them to do something that the industry leader Amazon is not already doing.
Anyway good conversation you all.