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Edsger Dijkstra Dec 17, 2015 @ 2:28am
Steam cards in 7-Elevens?
I really want steam cards to be in 7 Elevens because the only place in Hong kong where you can buy steam cards is off of some stores which charge you almost 20-30$ more, and you need to go so far to find them. There should be steam cards in 7-Elevens too just like xbox cards, or itunes cards, spotify stuff and more! Steam should sell steam cards in 7 elevens too.
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Black Blade Dec 17, 2015 @ 5:28am 
Why not ask 7-eleven to ask Valve to sell by them as well?
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Spawn of Totoro Dec 17, 2015 @ 6:13am 
They are. Every 7-Eleven I have been to in the US has them on display.

It would be up to your 7-Eleven to decide to carry them.
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Start_Running Dec 17, 2015 @ 6:13am 
Originally posted by Black Blade:
Why not ask 7-eleven to ask Valve to sell by them as well?

or just ask the 7-elevens to buy them. Valve will sell them to whomever wants to buy them Lol.
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Black Blade Dec 17, 2015 @ 8:03am 
Originally posted by Start_Running:
Originally posted by Black Blade:
Why not ask 7-eleven to ask Valve to sell by them as well?

or just ask the 7-elevens to buy them. Valve will sell them to whomever wants to buy them Lol.
I was sure that is what i said? was i unclear? is there a way i can make that more clear next time?
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Start_Running Dec 17, 2015 @ 8:14am 
Originally posted by Black Blade:
Originally posted by Start_Running:


or just ask the 7-elevens to buy them. Valve will sell them to whomever wants to buy them Lol.
I was sure that is what i said? was i unclear? is there a way i can make that more clear next time?

The way you said it basically gave the impression that valve needed to grant permission.. I mean when you buy pringles from a 7-eleven you aren't asking the 7--eleven you're purchasing something they are selling.
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697830 Dec 17, 2015 @ 10:08am 
Originally posted by Start_Running:
The way you said it basically gave the impression that valve needed to grant permission.. I mean when you buy pringles from a 7-eleven you aren't asking the 7--eleven you're purchasing something they are selling.

Maybe its lost in translation words grammar are not perceived the same by everyone?
I understood him.

I'm under the impression that Valve has to approve retailers or partnered distributors like Walmart, GameStop, Bestbuy, Paypal etc. Otherwise its just a re-sell of the cards just like the sites that try to re-sell unapproved Valve game keys CSGO, HL2 etc?


Surprises me that Valve wants to keep customers safe with features like 2FA but seemed to have removed the list or recommended Steam Wallet in Store sales locations, I thought they'd at least keep up with listing reputable sales locations.
Last edited by 697830; Dec 17, 2015 @ 10:09am
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Black Blade Dec 17, 2015 @ 11:43am 
Originally posted by Start_Running:
The way you said it basically gave the impression that valve needed to grant permission.. I mean when you buy pringles from a 7-eleven you aren't asking the 7--eleven you're purchasing something they are selling.
I will not believe they just order them from some big store by Valve, if that was the case, i will have all ready gotten a few to sell were i live :D: so i do think that each company needs to connect Valve for it
Also remmber it may be part of the support, like in case something go wrong while someone buy it, they may need to connect Valve to confirm that it was not used, and the like
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