What You NEED TO KNOW about buying CHEAP CD Keys

Are Third Party CD Key Resellers really as bad as some think? Today we take a look at some of the realisations of what really happens when it comes to keys that are distributed around the world.
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[@YusufNayab]

Hey guys, I searched "euro symbol" to copy paste and the pound symbol came up first. I didn't know the difference. My bad! Also the Bethesda deal was going on when Bryan was in Vietnam. It seems to be sold out now, but call your local store just in case.

[@mathieul4303]

How you didn't know how the euro symbol looked like tbh x)

[@YusufNayab]

@@mathieul4303 WHY ARE THERE TWO DIFFERENT CURRENCY SYMBOLS

[@MrDaylight]

That's shockingly ignorant. Lol no big deal though I guess. (Do you literally never do business or get support from EU?)

[@dom1310df]

@@YusufNayab because they are two different currencies.

[@tdmg7106]

عادي يارجال xD

[@danhulson8703]

it bothers me when Companies try to sell there games online for the same price as a physical copy

[@Hebdomad7]

They can't screw over their retail partners. But at the same time who's to say no to extra profits. What gets me is when a physical copies costs LESS than the digital versions.

[@1pcfred]

@@Hebdomad7 the copy your download is physical too. There is some physical phenomena going on that represents the data. Could be an electrical or magnetic charge. But it is something. I'm not so sure you can actually hold it in your hand though.

[@johndoe7109]

@@1pcfred nope not the same. Physical copy you can resell or trade, but a digital you're stuck with. Also no artwork, no disc, no case.

[@1pcfred]

@@johndoe7109 you may not have the rights to distribute other's copyrighted materials. There's digital artwork. Today with SSD there is no disk, but format is not that important to me. If your PC has no case physical media is not going to change that either. A lot of PCs today don't even have disc drives in them. I have one now but just because I wanted to burn an audio CD. I was feeling retro one day. Lately I've been thinking about ripping some of my DVD collection. Getting that retro mood again.

[@tigerboobooannsechler_offi44]

Yes because it cost them more to make a physical copy than to just make a digital one so I believe digital should be cheaper cause they didn’t have to pay and make the dvd game

[@UnacceptableViews]

watching this vid on my $9 ebay win 10 pro key :D

[@SomeDudeQC]

2.50 CAD 😉

[@MadIIMike]

I usually buy them for 2,50€ or less. ^^"

[@demik4596]

bought one for $2.00 a couple months back

[@SOSOGUDRANA]

If you have a rog profile picture, you're not allowed to comment on youtube

[@maitrerim1038]

@@spyder256 dude get the KMS activator, blv me no more pain in the ass

[@dennis2966]

I first started using CDkey selling sites because the prices were so much cheaper than buying the games themselves. But over time I've noticed that the "cheap" prices aren't so cheap anymore. The gap in price between buying the full game vs. just the key has narrowed. I guess that's because it has become more popular and more acceptable to buy game keys.

[@JUS2324]

the games are cheap now, just remember that the new games will still be a lot but still less than the original. the last of us part one is around 30 dollars on there, and the orignal price is around 60. a lot but still cheap compared to the original

[@hoppstech]

Thanks for shedding light on this topic, big ups

[@racingbeats1493]

Thanks for actually addressing these keys in their current state to people. Many other youtube channels are too bitch made to even address something that's a major part of the industry.

[@kaitsurugi3280]

Thank you! You gave me a whole new perspective on these key selling websites. 🙂

[@Microang]

Thumbs up for the rap at the end, 1993 baby!

[@JimmysTheBestCop]

Agreed. Do you know the volume of counterfeit goods on Amazon? It is staggering. Especially in the beauty cosmetics lines and there was huge fitbit problem a couple years ago when they were really popular. 100% knockoffs were being sold as true items. And it was really hard to tell the difference. And Amazon allowed it to happen. Most of the time it was even shipped by Amazon through the partner program. They aren't inspecting all these goods to make sure items aren't counterfeited. Especially on the high end fakes. So why hold these key reselling marketplaces to a higher standard then Amazon? Guarantee the big AAA game publishers are behind the smear campaign. It's no different then what books publishers tried to do for hundreds of years to the used book market.

[@Dex99SS]

I've used scd and cdkeys for the past two years at least. I've got copies of Office 2016 pro that have been on machines for over a year, still no issues... same with win10 pro. Games have never been anything other than flawless either... You pay, and immediately thereafter you have a key. You enter it and it works. That's all there has ever been to it for me. Time and time again.

[@equinox2655]

Does CD keys work for preorder keys after release of the game?

[@WarriorsPhoto]

Bryan, thank you for this. I’ve used these sites before and all good.

[@yurimcfluri4255]

@ricky v do the games expire?

[@WarriorsPhoto]

@@yurimcfluri4255 Not that I know of.

[@furies]

Great video. Good info!

[@sixtyinsix]

My most recent key experience: purchased W10 Enterprise LTSB key from eBay for about $7. Email with key came from UK (I'm in the US). Microsoft validated it no problems at all. Using it in my strictly gaming only pc.

[@GrumpyGrndad]

I always buy my games from cdkey sites if the game in question is filled with micro transactions and other monetization scams. Otherwise i will consider paying full price.

[@PRODKEATN]

I realize now you commented this 2 years ago, I am curios though, have you ever gotten banned from doing this?

[@isaacschuit5650]

lmao, we both just here. Anyway, I don’t think so, but you have to make an account with your credit card, so might be unsafe

[@SupremeJarJar]

@@isaacschuit5650 you can use paypal

[@marshalldteach3545]

R cdkeys legit bro? And they real?

[@PRODKEATN]

@@marshalldteach3545 I would recommend only using cdkeys.com as it is very hard to get banned on it. They are legit and I have gotten my fair share of gamed off of their website. When your buying, make sure you are selecting the right platform as some games are redeemed on ubisoft, steam, epic games, etc.

[@KccCAEU]

vids consistency are lit rn

[@84Actionjack]

I buy a lot of 'grey market' OS keys for the many computers I build as projects and the Virtual Machines I use for network labs. But my main machines (Windows 7, 8.1, 2012 Essentials, Win 10 and UNRAID) I buy the retail versions of the OS so I can upgrade hardware with less hassle. I run more machines than I need, about 12, but 5 OS and a server OS are all retail.

[@rigobertogomezbolanos5000]

really like how you edit your videos now.

[@badgerden7080]

G2A and Kinguin have done right by me so far. Good prices and the keys have always worked.

[@watamalonius]

did you use them on steam?

[@chasethefeel]

yes@@watamalonius

[@rhyzon]

AHAH! There it is! GOLDEN MIC!

[@HollowPs]

I can understand devs selling keys on these sites. Before recently steam took 30% of sales. Say it's a $60 game, they get $18 from it. Devs can sell those keys for say $10 cheaper and pocket that extra 8 bucks. At least that's how I see it, could be completely wrong.

[@hickey1292]

I use Green Man Gaming and CDkeys. Between those, humble bundle, and Steam sales I never pay full price for games anymore, even on launch.

[@brendanshroyer7696]

The eBay analogy is pretty interesting, but very accurate. My biggest issue with key resellers is that I don't know what their background is, and I don't know if my purchase actually goes to support the developers. Of course, if I specifically did not want to support the developers, (for example, if they were doing something ethically wrong) then I would be much more likely to buy from a marketplace because it would have a lower likelihood of making the developers a lot of money. Still, I would rather purchase from a more reputable site if I can.

[@UKgamer87]

Games are being released broken with devs not doing much to fix their games imho. I will continue to buy them.

[@cj-be6ow]

Bethesda

[@JackBlack-qn7us]

@@cj-be6ow Could be Ubisoft.

[@dapz]

I use windows 10 for free, but some of the limitations can be bypassed using regedit if you know what to do. None of the other features really matter to me anyways.

[@mythicbliss747]

Hello

[@seaneredia5199]

Your editor was extra today 🤣

[@mannequindisplay]

Just did another build as I bought a Windows 10 Pro Key from Kinguin and it worked perfect as I didn't want to transfer windows again from one machine to another .

[@jb678901]

There are three types of Windows keys to my knowledge: OEM, Retail, and Volume. OEM Licensing packaged with the HP, DELL, Lenovo-type devices of the world. In these case, the OEM is contracted to provide customer support, so the license is cheaper. Retail...what you buy directly from an authorized MS sales channel. Lastly, the VOLUME license, which are typically sold in bulk at the enterprise level to companies, governments, NGO's, etc. To find out what type of License you have: 1) Go to the search bar and type in Command Prompt; 2) The Start selection will show the Command Prompt button; to the right part of this window SELECT Run Command Prompt as Administrator; 3) Once in the Command Prompt window (CMD), type within the quotes, as follows: "slmgr /dli" If you are buying a cheap key off of an eBay store, it is most likely a VOLUME key. Therefore, the terms of that License means you must be using the software on behalf of the organization to which it was licensed. If MSFT were to ever audit that organization, the license could be deactivated.

[@zackbob6]

I've actually been scammed more on eBay when trying to buy keys! I bought one and Steam said it had been activated. I contacted the sellerand they sent another... ALSO ACTIVATED! I contacted them again and THEY accused ME of trying to scam them by taking all their keys!! Whereas on cdkeys and g2a, I've never had a problem. Though sometimes my bank refuses to pay if the seller is foreign based, in case someone stoll my card info😂

[@acerimmeh]

I've used Kinguin for about 2 years and have purchased over 20 titles of them. All keys activated, and to my knowledge, no key's have been revoked so far. I always check the sellers rating and how much they sold before buying anything .

[@logangiannetti4379]

Why is my order taking so long

[@black666bull9]

I've used Kinguin since it came out, buyed dozen of Key's never got dissapointed. Some Key's did take longer, some Key's got instant activated, but never revoke as you say. Can't say a bad Word bout it. For my self, it proved.

[@CrazyGamerDude17]

To summarize some things, game devs generate keys to give to people, but there are cases of devs being hacked and illegal steam keys being sold, so just make sure you know were the keys came from before you buy, stolen keys can lead to a banned account if you used it

[@astroidyeti2169]

Thank you I don’t feel so bad now buying a windows key off G2A

[@ashdoglsu]

If you buy from someone who has thousands of sales and 98% positive then youre almost always going to get a legit key.Ive never had any problems and ive bought 40 or so of these keys.I once had red faction removed for some reason but thats only problem ive ever had.

[@thesilentobserver93]

I am all for buying keys from G2A and the like. I am a consumer after all. That being said, it'd be nice if these marketplaces would put forth a real effort to curb unethical use of their sites.

[@jbtubas]

I bought a fallout 4 season pass key for way less than it was on steam, activated no problem

[@johnwheels89]

I love the prices but I have been screwed over a few times with these keys lol

[@MuffyCakeMan]

ive only been "scammed" once and that was 2 weeks ago where i bought a win10 pro key from ebay then 2 days later i bought another one but it was the same cd key so i contacted the seller and finally after 2 days, they sent me a new one.

[@spicydeath82]

paid 20 bucks on g2a for my windows 10 pro 64bit key. had zero issues with it after 2 years. bought a cheap key for windows to put on a pc i put together for my inlaws. was an oem key but i still manged to get it activated and they've had no issues with it either.

[@ericimi]

I have used g2a multiple times and it's worked every single time no issues.

[@badgerden7080]

Wherever you buy keys, just don't buy them from Keen Shop. They are a scam. Total crooks.

[@BeerBellyDK]

I would absolutely love to see some real investigation into this stuff. It would be very interesting to see some in-depth explanation on how these keys come into existence, and end up on grey market sites. I'm not going to pretend that i'm a saint. Though i haven't really used these grey market sites much for games, as i find that games go on sale through legitimate channels, often enough, and on good enough pricing, that i just buy them through their respective launchers. Windows though, is another matter. That OS is so disgustingly expensive, that i would have to go down several tiers in hardware, each time i built a PC, if i had to pay what Microsoft them selves are asking. And for the state that Windows is in, filled with bloat, driven by anti consumer practices, and so f*cking broken that it's not even funny, i don't think Microsoft has earned that asking price. While i realise that my opinion probably means very little in regards Microsofts feelings, and possibly even rights on this matter, i don't feel bad, for paying what i actually think their crappy OS is worth, which is as little as humanly possible. I wish there was a better option, that was as user friendly (without the bloat and bugs), and as compatible with both hardware and software, but so far as i know, that just doesn't exist (and no, Linux or MacOS, doesn't really meet those wishes either). This is why monopoly is a bad thing.

[@claimedlizard3209]

"point at case" made me laugh so hard

[@tyroniebalonie]

@3:53, I wouldn't call them specialists as they have lost a lot of work compared to when I worked for All Interactive Distribution. They used to have multiple warehouses just on that street along the highway. Now they barely need the space they have and I'm surprised Billabong hasn't swooped in on some of their space.

[@machinainc5812]

I’ve bought hundreds of games (including Windows keys) on CDKeys and Software Geeks and never had a single problem. Always cracks me up people sticking up for multi billion dollar companies like Microsoft because of cheap windows keys. I understand if it was a game studio that needed the money but Microsoft ?? Lol

[@northernleigonare]

Just came here to say one of your old videos got me hooked on scorpions: rock you like a hurricane. Thank you!

[@ryovcp]

Hey Brian, Could you make a video about the lastest Windows Enterprise LTSC version? Seems really nice and comes with pretty much 0 bloatware.

[@DarkGT]

Popular sellers can sell you faulty key sometimes and won't affect the ratings and the people left scammed.

[@phathabibg5439]

5am here in WA, I think I’m pretty early

[@ahmadaamer6]

I bought Windows 10 Pro, Office Pro Plus 2016, and Office Pro Plus 2019 for way cheaper than retail. It is not illegal and totally legit. I have not had problems activating these keys. The office keys I bought are only available through business volume licenses. The closest thing that a I can buy from Microsoft will cost me about $500 for the 2019 version only. I bought both the 2016 and 2019 version of Office Professional Plus for only $86. What a great deal.

[@reinhardtwilhelm5415]

Hey, what's the most reliable key reseller in your opinion?

[@itstheweirdguy]

In the long run, software companies allow it generally, because it is in their financial interest to do so. They want you to have their product. You are giving them what they want regardless if you pay or not. Has any game in recent memory, any apple product, even "good" anyways? Do we know what good is?

[@xKynOx]

£30 for a sims 3 expansion on origin you can get them for £4. I'm using Russian,UK,USA,Singapore and Dutch sims 3 keys.

[@KillerBill1953]

I find this a bit bizarre. I had two genuine copies of Windows 7 when it first came out. After a year both came up with the message that they were not genuine. On contacting Microsoft I was informed that both were pirated. They wanted me to pay hundreds of pounds for new licences. Bear in mind that one was on a Laptop I bought from PC World, the other was a stand alone box also from PC world to upgrade my desktop from XP. Since then I've had no hesitation in gulling Microsoft on every opportunity I have.

[@kennethkirby320]

I get the monthly Humble Bundle and I would buy from SCkey or the others mentioned if it saves me money I will use it. I have gotten some good games from the Humble Bundle monthly membership right now they have a full years subscription for $99 which is a Great deal

[@Bobcat665]

What I'll say is that if you're a home user of an OS, productivity software, etc. that you're only buying for personal use to crank out an occasional document or whatever, by all means, go nuts with grey market keys BUT remember that you're still taking a risk that your key(s) could get randomly cancelled at some point in the future. If you're trying to run a legitimate, above-board business then you should only buy software from completely official retail channels: grey market keys are not worth the hassle if something goes pear-shaped (and it's not good for your business' reputation either).

[@RamiKattan]

My problem with cd keys and these sellers is not game keys but windows and office. And that's because in my work (education sector) we get access to Microsoft volume license keys for windows and office. The local education providers use 1 key for 1000s of windows or office activations, and very frequently I can't find a working key to use for our work PCs because someone else is selling those keys...

[@FatedCb]

The Windows 10 keys are sold again and again. These are for the most part not legit, if you have to call into MS to activate, that code has been used.

[@Harrythe1st]

That end 😁

[@truthbetold7771]

I usually buy keys from Kinguin.net and I've never had a problem with that site.

[@dadgamer6717]

Is it worth getting the protection? I preferred to go elsewhere as that always bothered me... allcdkeys does a price compare which is nice!

[@truthbetold7771]

If you're buying a key from a seller with bad reviews I'd get the protection just in case but I mostly pick the highest recommended seller with the best price and not get protection with it. I've never had an issue and I get my key almost instantly via email as soon as I pay.

[@ThatDeadGuy]

@@dadgamer6717 The added price of the protection is negligible given what you're already saving. I get it every time, just because I like that little bit of extra coverage should I ever have an issue. (So far, I haven't had any problems)

[@MrDaylight]

@@dadgamer6717 I'm covered by EU consumer protection law. You don't pay for rights. If the key is a dud I'd contact support. If they didn't help because I didn't use their 'protection' racket then I'd just reverse the charges and not do business with them again. I bought from them a few times. Only witcher 3 key got delayed activation on its launch week when they had high inflow of bad keys. Mine eventually went through.

[@hed420]

Is Kinguin any good for the seller? I've sold games on Gameflip and got scammed by the company. The buyer got their key and Gameflip kept all of my money. I'm asking because I've got a Switch game and $60 in Nintendo eShop gift cards I need to sell.

[@MasterSpira]

In the last 10 years with all the tens of games I have purchased only once have I had an issue with a key getting revoked and that was with a key for Crusader Kings 3 which I bought on Gamivo but other than that never had an issue with any other game keys.

[@delencagaming180]

Have used Grey market a bit. Still often have issues with keys being shifty some sites worse than others. G2A is different from what it use to be it is more like Amazon with the clear good vendors then the option to buy from the more shady ones. Even with money back it can be annoying. I have had other games removed from my Accounts due to keys being revoked. Most recently I have had 1 revoke from Cjs-cdkeys and 2 from Kinguin they were sorted out but it does get annoying. The wost case was when I bought the Crew which was a while ago had the key revoked and Battlefield 4 removed from the account due to using a key that was reported as stolen. It was sorted out after a month of complaining about it. Tho there is a difference between a working key and a legit key. Legally alot of those Windows Pro keys shouldn't be sold outside the business that bought them as a bundle.

[@needsLITHIUM]

I use CDKeys.com or buy direct from online stores like steam or humblebundle, depending upon sales. I avoid buying from gray markets sites like g2a and $CDKeys because of their questionable legality. I live in the US.

[@Doobie3010]

Always bought software online + cheapo,never had any probs.

[@coolduder1001]

Well all my retail stores still have bad deals. BO4 was still $59.99 on black Friday for PC

[@magottyk]

With games if I can't download from the site where I'm buying from, I don't buy from there. I tend to stick to steam and GOG and wait for sales before I buy. Sure I might find games that are cheaper on key sites, but with a library full of unplayed games already, I don't need to buy anything that may be dodgy. I see CD key sites as buy from me and get it from that guy over there, it's just a dodgy logistics method (you have to download from somewhere), kind of like those Ebay (and elsewhere) sellers that don't actually have stock, but order forward on your behalf and take a cut. I once ordered a camera flash unit from one of these jokers and while they were listed as in the UK, it was dispatched from HK to AUS and when it arrived not working, I had to send it to the US to get a refund with the premium postage charges that entails, never again. Same with CD keys, buy from some Joker in one part of the world, download from a different mob located elsewhere and if something goes wrong, who do you complain to? I don't need the angst. I'm prepared to write off windows keys should they fail (none have yet) when they're just a few bucks, but not when they're $20-$30 from these cd key jokers. But given that cd keys can be habit forming, it'd be really shitty if a large portion of your library turns to shit because some company decides your keys aren't of the same status as a full fee genuine paying customer.

[@michaelc5019]

Bought my Windows 10 Pro 64bit key from eBay last Xmas for $20 on eBay. Zero issues

[@kent6732]

I have bought MS Office and Windows 10 off CD Keys. No issues and activated fine. Great deal.

[@ssage7808]

Still working in 2021?

[@kent6732]

@@ssage7808 yes. No issues at all

[@parkerjohnson3436]

I like how these people assume economics just refers to market transactions of buying 100s of keys to decrease the cost of each individual key. Understanding more then theoretical economies of scale is harder then that. But oh well what would I know

[@antipro8]

I'ts been 7 months... but would you mind explaining yourself a bit to what you mean with your comment ?

[@SuperMinecrafter20]

How would you know if you had accidently bought a stolen key? upon activating it would you get a notification?

[@coryandrum]

Steam, Humble, Greenman, Fanatical, Ebay, Groupees, Ubistore, Amazon; basically just check all over for cheapest price when i want the game, but usually wait till end of the year since all game beside COD/FinalFantasy series gets cheap, expecially anything by WB; 4.99 for gold editions of like all there games within 2 years?

[@oldchildhood8646]

If there is 1 thing I have learned about buying cheap keys is this. Just because something looks legit and safe etc, doesn't mean it is. I got scammed on a website called Enjify. They take your money and don't offer refunds to anyone. I got a key from their website and they emailed me a random Steam Account username and password to login to play the game I got. I wasn't able to change any account info, it was all made by them. They sold my account with the game on there to someone else ready to bite the worm scam. I wrote a review on Trust pilot but they flagged it and removed my review.

[@internziko]

I've bought steam keya for about 8 games from G2A and never had a problem

[@huntermontana]

I bought a key from cdkeys and had no problem at all.

[@Frosty_2506]

On PC I almost always buy on G2A and haven't had a problem yet. For my Xbox if I can't get a decently priced disc copy I'll use G2A.

[@lukewilliams5075]

Cd keys is good, sometimes sloppy but worth it, my first purchase was dying light which took 5 days to come to me but because of the unfortunate wait they gave me all dlc as a sorry, and today I made a purchase for rocket league, and it came the second I made the purchase, it’s worth trusting

[@OneLastLaugh472]

Same

[@Aaron-xr7oc]

Thanks I had to argue with a guy who kept insisting that digital is horrible and there wouldn't be any "competition" even after stating there will be two new markets, epic and discord, and abunch of CD keys websites that apparently are "not legit" so it doesn't matter....

[@Psyrecx]

G2A tried to screw me by locking my account for complaining to support. Unfortunately for them, Paypal agreed that I could get my money back. Because who's to say if I had or hadn't used all of the keys yet?

[@farhantanvir6631]

Hey is it even possible to build a $300-$400 PC using used products (including display) that would run demanding games like The Witcher 3 comfortably on 1080p high settings? What parts do you even look out for in this budget?

[@lillen141]

Thx now i know where to buy cheap games. Awsome.

[@SaintInix]

I just bought a Windows 10 Pro Key and a copy of Minecraft for Windows 10 for less than $10 total. Like $8.50 for the Windows key and less than $1 for Minecraft Windows 10 Edition. Got them both from a Gamivo I think.

[@StoneClone]

did he just put a pound icon on the euro instead of € icon there in the division price listing . he probably had no such Key on his keyboard .

[@shanepearce1629]

with the nbn being so slow to rollout australia wide whats it matter when you have a monthly data limit and low speed games being 10+ gb i use steam sales next one starting on December 20 and ending on January 3

[@veritasliberabitvos1201]

when you buy a physical game how do you obtain a code from it to sell online?

[@FadedDream6969]

Ive only ever had 1 issue with a key and it was a Windows install and it wasnt even forbme it was a co worker who I helped build a pc and honestly the refund process was easier than I thought I hit up customer service they walked me throu a couple things I sent them a screen shot of the key being denied amd it took a few days amd they refunded me.

[@WWammyy]

I buy cd keys from cheapest place after research. Steam enhanced compares some websites but google is better for finding a cheaper deal and if the game is in the steam sale it's still worth comparing. I mean on steam some of the older games are selling much cheaper on consoles but if you shop around for keys then you can find parity in the prices

[@gunnarwishgunnar4064]

The game that i play you regulair see posts about ppl who bought keys from sites like G2a that got their account shut down because of the origin of the key. Even the company itself told us many times on reddit and the forum not to buy keys from such websites. They even made a offical retailer list so people can see which store/webshop is legit.

[@coalcis8291]

It never works for me it always tells me something failed and that i had to try again and usually dont get my money back.

[@firionrazar3797]

What for rig are you rocking in the background with....4 gpu's? Are you still mining Bryan?

[@PhysicallyDetarded]

I just have an issue of how a game will be 60 dollars even years after its been out.

[@thediamondstewyt8260]

Those years don’t change the game, the cost of making the game didn’t change, the game didn’t change, why should the price?

[@olofannika8193]

It should not change except If a newer version of that game has come out If after that its not a big chance

[@PhysicallyDetarded]

@@thediamondstewyt8260 if the player count has declined, as well regular updates. Why should it be the same price?

[@marcalbert674]

"Peace out for now... BUY !". Been buying games off CDkeys, HRK games, and Instant Gaming. Never ran into issues. Keys were all delivered in time and you can even get a full refund when you're not happy after pre-ordering a game, unlike some big companies offering 500 atoms as a compensation...

[@merahattily5665]

Is instant gaming trustworthy?

[@carlwheezer1544]

you used the GBP sign (£) for Euros (€)

[@Hobbiekip]

My bought key for Office got rejected the other day (bought off eBay). Went full Jack Sparrow again, never looked back. Didn't regret my sailing habits either after Microsoft butchered a Windows update to deactivate Windows either.

[@potato_dbd]

Why pay more if you can buy it for less?

[@Wayne-fe1ed]

OMG! I've been paying full msrp for keys (or on special) because I thought cheap keys support criminal activity... Damn it! No more full price for me. Thanks heaps.

[@Motolav]

There still is a chance you could get a key bought with a stolen card

[@Vivi-OwO]

@@Motolav and most stolen keys aren't revoked anymore because of bad press, that far cry 4 thing blew up pretty big.

[@papa_frank2397]

4:45 that's not a euro, that's a pound

[@murb19787]

What a spaz

[@1pcfred]

England is in Europe.

[@papa_frank2397]

@@1pcfred yea so? He said euro, not Europe. In England they use the Pound and in the European Union they use the Euro (with a few exceptions

[@1pcfred]

@@papa_frank2397 Brexit!

[@1pcfred]

@Glaive England can pound sand!

[@murraystechtime8530]

Mostly SCDKey, good prices, and guarantee...

[@resksmith8265]

Do u have to take a picture like other sites

[@oneandonlyjark]

I've been scammed on eBay, but not on some of these websites.

[@user-fp1gy3ru1f]

Could I have bought a red dead 2 digital code for Rockstar and it is fake, or hacked? I didn't understand please help me, I'm stressed out that I bought a game hack code or something ...

[@dadgamer6717]

I used to use kinguin. Cannot remember how started with them - maybe adverts? I wanted a cheap minecraft pocket edition for PC as already bought it for £5 from google play store for android - and my son wanted to play it with me! Then they have their weird insurance system and I saw a few adverts for cdkeys and scdkey. I now tend to use allcdkeys to find the best price and avoid those that look too dodgy! I prefer to buy from humble bundle - love their bundles - and if they or fanatic or another reputable store has a good price then get it from there. Ditto steam sales!

[@FakeRakan]

Hey guys id like some help, is it better to buy a 1050 ti for 90$, 1060 for 120$ or a rx 570 (unused) for 120$??

[@dom1310df]

Legal? Yes Compliant with the Licence Agreement that you absolutely read before clicking "I Agree"? Not necessarily