G2A should burn on the stake

Every time I've bought from there has worked, just don't use community people.

I buy from Kinguin.net The keys are all legit, and the customer support is great. I highly recommend it.

Got ROS on there from community market from someone with a lot of transactions. 0 problems and it only took about 5 minutes to get the code. However, it is shitty that they resell humble codes.

wtf? >> They log in your PC with TeamViewer to "verify".

I remember some people in this forums stating that the next big "gaming industry crash" gonna happen because of all those bundle sites; bundles, bundles everywhere nowadays.
But in fact, I think, sites like G2A (and others with same principle gonna cause it). Just think about it. You can't buy the new hits in the bundles, so everyone buys it at these fucker key resellers (bundle keys, china physical copies, etc).

Reseller... That's all that have to be said. You want to waste your own, hardly earned money? Buy on G2A. Otherwise, look for some decent offer somewhere else.

I don't have problems with G2A, but i never buy keys of the community, if you don't pay for the "shield" is your problem.

I've never had issues with G2A and I've bought more than a handful of games from them.. But I'm also not dumb enough to purchase from community sellers...

• Most likely run by 15 years old fat polish kid.

I'm Polish, but 16. And I find that quite offensive. Just because some fucktard is doing crap like that doesn't mean you have to judge everyone.

I once preordered ESO there. However I changed my mind ( what a wise choice that was! ) and cancelled. Got my money back. Other than that no other experience with that site.

You are dumb, but that's not any legal(or illegal)reseller's fault.

You forgot about Russian keys (in most cases).

I have bought Watch Dogs and another game that i don't remember, and no problems so far.
I always buy from the website, not the resellers and community.

Knocking wood...

Have a nice day :)

What do you mean illegal keys?

This site is scam 100%

I've made $40 off of G2A.. I dont know what the hell you guys are smoking.

Stop being paranoid.

Never had any problems, selling and buying worked both very well.

You have bought from community, not from g2a. It's like when have got scammed by random scammer on steam trades, and you say that steam should burn on the stake!!

i bought over 10 games from G2A. hell , i even just bought DarkSouls 2 for 35% off. only complaint is the long waiting time to get to speak to customer service , which is the only way to get your key if you used their security shield(g2a dont own most of the games , they just sell them for the community for cut )

it's so funny to hear this argument over and over again. "i bought 2 games, no problems". "i bought 10 games, worked fine". of course most keys work fine. if they didn't, the site would not exist anymore. but that doesn't proof at all, that the site is legit. it's not. it's an unauthorized key reseller. that means you have no idea where the keys come from. they certainly don't come directly from the publishers. you just don't know what you buy there. they even offer you region locked stuff and try to trick you into VPN activation, which means that you risk your steam account. yes, yes, most of the time VPN activation works without consequences. but valve may change its mind about this every second. if you use an authorized reseller like GMG, Gamersgate or whatever, you are guaranteed to get a proper key. with G2A and the other shady resellers, you will always have a risk. even if it's below 1% and most of the time everything is fine, you can't deny there definitely is the risk of not getting what you want or even getting in trouble.

funny thing is: Im currently member of a steam trading group on fb, whose founder seems to be one of the staff member of G2A (for obvious reason, I wont link his personal infos here). From what i have seen, he was quite nice and casual but thats just me

Beside, as harsh as it sounds: the whole key market is about profit. Many people do cross some lines while doing so and some even the risk of selling stolen goods. Is it normal? not really. Will it ever stop? Nah, very likely not.

Businesses are not charity driven, thats something ppl need to realise. The only difference is the way that some people are willing to cross ethical and legal limits to get a huge income from it. Dont kid yourself thinking that other so called official businesses are any better because they are not.