Are Humble Bundle keys acceptable for giveaways? I have one I don't want but I don't know if I can use it.

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yes

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That's a grey area. Steamgifts allows it, but according to the Humble Bundle ToS, they don't allow it. It's more or less your decision in most peoples' opinions.

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Humble Bundle specifically has an option to make gift links for unredeemed Steam keys, so I don't know why you think they don't allow it.

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Because of this, and other similar statements: http://support.humblebundle.com/customer/portal/articles/243221-can-i-sell-give-away-my-keys-

Of course, the gift links make that seem weird, and if you contact support about the issue they seem to indicate that as long as you are not reselling the keys and are privately giving away unwanted or duplicate keys they're not actually terribly bothered by it. So, yeah, a definite grey area as it turns out, since they technically don't allow it but also make it possible and don't terribly mind it.

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You're allowed to give them friends. That's not the same as giving them to random people on the Internet, and especially not if giving them away gets you some sort of benefit.

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Does anyone have one?
For some reason my Paypal isn't working.. O.o

Add me on steam? Sirusmoose

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no asking for keys

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I almost gave you one, but seeing as you have about 20 games never played and about 20 more played about 10 minutes or less... I figured you didn't need one, it would get in the way of you playing your other games.

I don't walk up to someone drinking at Starbucks and throw money in their cup, they don't need it. But the unfortunate, unkempt person on the street with the empty cup does.

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Closed 10 years ago by Trapleton.