Surely if the game is retail and they give you the key, all they have to do is open a ticket, picture the key in the game box and claim to be the owner of the account?

I don't enter serial giveraways for this reason...

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Why would the contributor do that?

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More to the point, has this ever actually happened to anyone?

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Steam Support will not award an entire account based on a picture of a serial from one game contained on the account.

Hell, even shitty EA support won't award an entire account based on just one game.

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Isn't account access reacquired through the combination of username, pass, and email?

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They can't take your account, however, they can take the game.
If they create a support ticket and provide a picture of the key (with the ticket number written on it) and the receipt of payment, the game will be transfered to their account. Once i had to do the same, when i bought a retail copy of a game from a store (brand new), and the key was already activated on steam.
Anyway, most keys on this site are from bundles, and i think those are safe.

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