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Like, you didnt pay for the 'Walmart Shield'? We cant take this faulty TV back, suck a dick!Д¤. Try to imagine a situation in which you had to pay extra to be able to return something to a physical retail store. Without doing it, they are trying to make it look like its your fault that your got scammed on their website, because you should have just pay that 1Euro/Dollar. They should make their G2A shield protection a part of the transaction without any additional costs. There are sellers that have hundreds or thousands or negative comments still being able to sell keys there.ДЈ.

A price that is significantly lower than market average, an number of negative comments on an account. Also, they should monitor and deal immidietly with any suspicious attempts to sell keys. Key reselling websites should take steps to improve their vetting process for the keys that are posted on their site. Sure, it would require slightly more work on the part of the customer, but it would increase security significantly.Дў.

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Like a phone one, or at least a password that is send to your e-mail account. Make every card transaction require a two step autenthication. I agree that strenghtening the protections against card frauds and charge back scams seems like the way to go because the problems seem to originate with those illegal activities.ДЎ. Again, we can laugh at those morons and tell them to go 'pursue a different career path'.Д¬lick to expand.There is definitly room for improvement on the part of Credit Card companies and indie dev stories but lets not try to blame them for the illegal actions of some assholes.

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Another part of this issue is when those devs whine about 'People just buying the game cheap in a bundle instead of giving me the full price!' when they themselves agreed to be a part of the bundle.

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Those devs we can ridicule and laugh at their inability to grasps the concepts of free market and basic economics. The other issue that some people are bringing up in this thread is Indie Devs whining that 'Muh gaem doesnt sell!' when they ask for 15$ for 2h 'interactive experience' or some shitty platformer. It is also the best known, partnered with majority of streamers/youtubers.

People are singling out G2A on this issue because it is the biggest key reseller that had issues with stolen keys in the past and seems not to take much action against it happening in the future. And we all can agree that this shit should be dealt with for the benefit of everybody (Except maybe the thieves).

The issue that started this thread was the reselling of keys bought with stolen credit cards. Admitedtly, those negative comments are no more than 10% of all comments, but 1000 negative comments is for sure something to take a look at, even if the guy also has 10000 positive or neutral comments.Д¬lick to expand.I think that again, those are two different issues. And the really big sellers have thousands of negative comments about but they are still allowed to sell. I checked some random sellers accounts, and all of them have negative comments (like 1-10% of all comments) that are about the fact that the purchased key is not working or is not what it was supposed to be. All I know is the rumours I heard that they do nothing, only in very big and public cases they give refunds to people. Is it acceptable if only 10% of their income comes from it? How about if 30% or 50%? We dont know those numbers, and we will probably never know them.ДЄnother question is, how G2A is dealing with the known frauds on their site. I admit, it's not an awesome situation for a dev, but I'd hardly say that it's in G2A's best interest for cancellations to continue.Д¬lick to expand.Yes, now we have the argument about how involved is the G2A in the obvious scams and how much of their bussiness is comming from this. G2A loses a commission or however they get their money, and their reputation for having reliable resales takes a hit. In this case the dev loses the money from having to pay the bank fee. The bundle sale is over and G2A decides to refund the money rather than replace a key that is probably now at full price. In G2A's case they lose money because they had to purchase an extra key.Дў. It's not great, but it's not nothing either. In this case the dev gets some money back. G2A must buy a new key at the same or lower price. In addition, how is a dev affected if a key gets cancelled? To me there's two scenarios:ДЎ. If anything it seems like they stand to lose if canceled keys are a prevalent thing. So my point is not that G2A is being shady here. In which case it's not in G2A's interest that a lot of these keys get canceled due to stolen CC's.

Click to expand.So in the case a key gets cancelled G2A's shield either replaces the game or refunds it.

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