So I did a thing. I wanted to make a google drive spreadsheet with all my games that I have to trade and all their keys so I would have everything in one place. So I revealed the keys on humblebundle as I was starting there but I never finished. Now I have no idea how to differentiate between the keys that have been redeemed and the ones that are usable. Any ideas how I can get around that? Yes, I was stupid.

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As far as I know it's not possible to see which are used.. :(

I nearly made same mistake a few days ago.

If it is possible I would love to know how.

9 years ago
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Ah! What a fool. I guess I could always go first in trading and explain my situation. Hopefully people won't get annoyed by that.

9 years ago
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Well, you can check your trading history PLUS your account(s) activation history and try to figure out which keys are used and which are not.

As far as I know, there is NO way of checking without activating.

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As far as I know, there is NO way of checking without activating.

9 years ago
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Ye, I've got a case of acute dyslexia today.

Like my poll: "Have you had a similar experience of games not being not as enjoyable..."

Anyway, fixed, thanks

9 years ago
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I've read some people have contacted steam support with that problem. Maybe worth a try? They can check whether the key is unused.

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+1 for the idea and the avatar.

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For the next time, don't reveal the keys. Just write "this key belongs to humble indie bundle 12". In that way you would also avoid going against humble bundle ToS when trading.

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