Unusued Steam Keys for World War Z Aftermath from the F*ck Cancer Humble Bundle are revoked

I donate money on my own to charity.

If someone tells me "hey, come eat at our restaurant and all the proceeds of your meal will go to charity" to attract me to their business, and then they take my money and give me an empty plate, it's a scam, regardless of the fact they made money for charity, which btw I am only assuming because I never am going to see any evidence the money was actually given to charity.

I'm not agreed with that statement, cause it's HumbleBundle who donates money not us, so we buy games, they do whatever they want with this money, donate or smth.

Exactly. I only bought the bundle for WWZ. I wouldn't have bought it for the other games. What the proceeds of the sale were allegedly used for is irrelevant. They sold me something. I gave them money, I want what I paid for.

I never argued that, that much is clear.

What I meant to say was, that doesn't make it justifiable to cull every unused key given, even if the ratio were to be 95% "black market keys" and 5% "pure keys" (I put brackets because I believe you understand what im trying to say without me having to explain it in paragraphs).

Especially when distributions to charities is within the mix , which makes refunds more difficult and "shameful" than if you were just asking one from a game company.

"I want my money back, I bought the bundle for this specific game and my key got voided"

The list of problems caused by that scenario alone are far shittier than a company losing some long term money, given that they chose to participate in a system that they OUGHT to know how it works, I mean given by your sassy tone, it would seem that we both agree it doesn't take much brain now (for a company to know the consequences of putting their game in a bundle),does it?

EDIT: Wording

Cool, but why is it wrong for people to sell or trade their keys they don't want? I don't think I've bought a single (actually I did, the boomer shooter bundle was the only one) bundle where I activated all my keys. Not every game will strike my fancy. So why not go out and sell or trade it for something else? Mind you, this is only a problem for digital goods. Why? I can sell my shoes, my phone, my PC parts, etc. But lord forbid I sell a digital key or trade it for something else. And as zhelifox said, they knew the deal and the situation with keys bought in bundles. They still were part of the bundle and then did this. A simple fix would have been to put deadlines for activations on their keys. That way, the keys won't be available for a long time and the developers will get that sweet juicy moneh from people who missed the bundle and now have to pay higher prices on legit stores. Also, mind you, even Humble didn't know they did this until people started reporting it.