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My G2A account has been blocked due to (never clarified) suspicious activities. I remember it happened when I was just using the card saved on my account to buy a game. When I asked to unlock my user, they asked me to make a selfie with my Passport or ID in my hand, phone number, and more.
Many indie Devs have come forward to say you would be better off pirating than buying from G2A. The issue is there are people who rip off credit card numbers, buy a bunch of steam keys, then resell those keys on G2A. You buy one of those keys and everything is fine. But, then the card owner discovers the fraud and contacts the card company.
You’re just as likely to get scammed on eBay or CL than on g2a. The only reason you hear more about the scams and problem is because people vocalize them, they don’t vocalize the good experiences because there is no need to. I’ve bought at least 5 games form g2a, and every single time it’s been from a 100% seller and had no problems.
Context: I bought Minecraft from G2A and the Microsoft Store key does not work(try redeem it on other site/device or you may be illegible to redeem the code). I bought it on 3'rd of January, and the same day I contacted the seller. After 2 days of waiting, I wrote another message and a review, maybe he's gonna respond, guess what, nothing.
After a few months I've decided that I wanted to buy Minecraft so as to experience the other mods and also play with my friends as well. Looking around, the options I had were from Minecraft.net, G2A, Kinguin and Steamgameswap. The cheapest option I could really get a hold on was G2A (premium account) and so for me I was tempted to want to buy it.
Many indie Devs have come forward to say you would be better off pirating than buying from G2A. The issue is there are people who rip off credit card numbers, buy a bunch of steam keys, then resell those keys on G2A. You buy one of those keys and everything is fine. But, then the card owner discovers the fraud and contacts the card company.
I'd advise against buying a CD key, gg.deals or g2a. There was a recent sale but you missed it. Buy the game from the official website so you know you actually own the account.
I know the common sentiment is "fuck G2A and everything about them" but I've honestly never had a problem buying from them. I did have a few self-imposed rules though. Never spend more money then you're willing to accept losing. If you lose 10 bucks on a crummy key there's no point chasing it up. Only buy games from big Corps.
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Eneba es seguro (compre varias veces) el tema es que es más caro que la tienda de Microsoft por que en realidad son intermediarios es decir te van a cobrar la key de la tienda que la vende barato + el servicio de eneba (intermediario) y después una leve carga por usar el sistema de tarjeta.. termina saliendo el doble con impuesto que comprarlo en la tienda oficial sin intermediarios.