I purchased a few games from G2A in the past, but they were always additional copies of games I already owned. The morality of the situation doesn't come into

I purchased a few games from G2A in the past, but they were always additional copies of games I already owned. The morality of the situation doesn't come into play (for me) if I'm just trying to buy a copy of a game I want to play with my son. That said, they do seem to be a bad actor in this space. I think the dev in the article is overstating things a bit, but G2A is being disingenuous with their rebuttal. There clearly are a portion of keys acquired fraudulently but they know devs will not be able to prove that G2A is complicit. We also don't know to what extent this is happening. I'm just going to avoid G2A in the future. If anything, I'm going to give the devs the benefit of the doubt on this one.