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This is mostly a problem for devs who do bundles. A users pays $20 for 10 games but only wants 3 of them, so they sell the other 7 keys. G2A has done some shady
by SimianLogic2 7y ago
This is mostly a problem for devs who do bundles. A users pays $20 for 10 games but only wants 3 of them, so they sell the other 7 keys. G2A has done some shady things (including trying to buy favorable press coverage), but I do think it's a bit fishy that Mike at No More Robots is stirring up controversy juuuuuust before he's got a game releasing.
- Someone1234 7y agoThat's a separate issue. This is about credit card fraud and people using key reseller sites to launder/clean the money. Although bundle sellers, like Humble Bundle, have been a popular target of credit card fraudsters: https://developer.humblebundle.com/post/147806409802/humble-fraud https://developer.humblebundle.com/post/147806409802/humble-...
- hedora 7y agoThe article conflates many different issues, including cc fraud, and key resale arbitrage.