hello...are you sure you have understood all the rules from STEAM GIFTS ?
if so...i'll be morethan willing to join this GIVE AWAY where you commit to give the winner a STEAM copy of "no man's sky"

thanks

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marsHm311oW

I think not. Look at his last GA

https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/GdJ1m/call-of-duty-black-ops-ii

8 years ago

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Shad0WeN

for what it's worth this game is on their wishlist and they don't own that many games

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RachelGamer

yep. not wasting 60p on this.

8 years ago

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EyrieTheEagle

Oh, come on people. "Wasting 60p" when You have 300p every hour? Don't be ridiculous now. And hating people because they made mistake once is really really bad.

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Shad0WeN

I don't normally harp on people's ratios because they came here to win games, right? But not even one giveaway in those 3+ years seems a bit..... excessive.

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Khalaq

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Countless people have gifted 60p games while not owning said game and having it on their wishlist. There's nothing that says a person can't gift a particular game in such a situation, and nothing that requires anyone to join (or avoid) entering such a giveaway.

There is, however, a rule against openly expressing distrust in the giveaway creator's intention to purchase and deliver said gift. If you have doubts about it, keep them to yourself.

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PicoMan

I thought the rule wasn't you couldn't flat out accuse someone of a fake giveaway:

Please refrain from posting any comments accusing the giveaway creator of posting a fake giveaway

So you're not allowed to even speculate based on a user's history? I see people posting the SG rules in the comments whenever there's a giveaway that looks a bit iffy. Isn't that basically expressing distrust?

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Khalaq

(Senior Moderator)

There is, however, a rule against openly expressing distrust in the giveaway creator's intention to purchase and deliver said gift.

Why risk the Mod deciding you've "crossed the line?" Rather than dancing on the edge of a pit, hoping not to fall in, it's better to just stay away from the pit.

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PicoMan

True it's safer, but is it against the rules to stand on the edge of a pit?

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Khalaq

(Senior Moderator)

Nope, but don't be surprised if you fall in.

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k1mon

I was standing next to the pit and the mods threw me in basically, aka 2 days ban for not even calling out but writting facts easilly accessible to anyone going to the profile of the giveaway creator :) Cheers for that... not.

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RachelGamer

I got unlucky I guess.... Let's see how this goes...

8 years ago

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EyrieTheEagle

Yeah, because of Spriter etc You gain 300/hour. And what's the waste then? You are practically able to participate in EVERY SINGLE giveaway if You want. If You have time. So in this period 60 points is like 1 point giveaway.

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