Cheapest on Xbox store. Buy from Argentina store. See "buying from Columbia guide" in Miscellaneous forum on how to use a VPN and Revolut card.
Or buy the Apex version for £29.50 which is currently £54.99 on UK Xbox store.
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Rfc52
24 Feb 16#23
How exactly do I do this any info would be great thanks.
mark1882
23 Feb 16#22
When I log into my account online it shows I've purchased it but still gives me the option to buy it, why is it no longer saying that I bought the item on 23rd Feb like it did before?
Rodders89
20 Feb 16#21
I've had 6 x 19p charges after trying to purchase this game over the past 24 hours such a nightmare!
darrenjtickle
16 Feb 16#20
£25.62 Today just purchased or £20.62 as I just signed up to Revolut and got my free £5 for topping up over £10.
Thanks.
saxo_appeal
13 Feb 16#19
great deal and purchased :smiley:
Thanks
McShane1
9 Feb 16#18
Microsoft are fully aware of what's going on. I got a refund on my pre-order of This War Is Mine. As with the above poster, the agent couldn't find it. I told him I bought it from the Russian XBL store, he went digging and found it eventually. So there's not a chance in hell they don't know about it. :laughing:
P_K
8 Feb 16#17
awesome deal
for those wondering, The Division inc. season pass is £34.02 from Xbox Argentina marketplace
tboy2000
5 Feb 16#16
I don't think microsoft care. at the end of the day we are SPENDING money with microsoft. which company would turn down money regardless of how it was paid?
MrGimmeThatHeat
4 Feb 16#15
I have been buying from different regions for over 2 years now, I recently got a refund on black ops 3 but they couldnt see it on my account so I said I bought it off the korean store as I went to live up there for a couple months lol, my account is still fine.
frakison
4 Feb 16#14
I suppose we do have to pay higher wages and business costs and taxes (e.g. NI and VAT), than most countries so it may not actually affect the developers margin? Also, I mainly buy AAA titles so usually its the big developers like Treyarch and EA... I think most of them can afford a bit of a hit! :smiley: ...but I do see your point (I would gladly have spent triple the cost of Thomas was alone but MS virtually gave that away! :smiley:)
As for proxies and fake info, isn't that the whole basis of this method? From what I have read, we'd have to use a fake address from the country being used and also use a VPN to spoof where we're buying from? Seems that they breach both of the terms you've mentioned?... am I overcomplicating it?? :smiley:
Leftfield_2k2
4 Feb 16#13
Don't worry they are making plenty enough profit even @ £27 a pop!
Spud211
4 Feb 16#12
As long as you don't use proxies or fake information to make your purchase, then you are not breaking any T+Cs and it's completely valid. There are ways of making purchases from other regions without doing either of these things (normally involving xbox live credit).
If however you use a fake billing address, or for example a proxy to fake your location then technically you are breaking the T+Cs, although I've yet to hear of anyone actually being banned specifically for doing so.
What may or may not be a bigger issue for you is the moral issue - by purchasing at a cheaper price from other regions you are exploiting a loophole in the system and depriving developers of funds that they need to stay in business. Those who claim they don't need it and get too much anyway have clearly never worked for a software business :wink: Personally i won't do it not for the risk of my account being banned, but because I think it's morally wrong and I would prefer to play by the rules.
Each to their own though.
frakison
4 Feb 16#11
This is my point, I 100% agree with you, BUT I'd like the assurance that MS do too!! :smiley:
frakison
4 Feb 161#9
I'm a little concerned with the whole buying from abroad thing, especially as someone reported the other day that they had been banned for doing it.
Has anyone got a link to the MS term that categorically allows this?? Knowing MS and how they are quick to ban, they WILL want to stop this, and lets face it, its not hard for them to find out who's doing it.
amis1975 to frakison
4 Feb 16#10
But what are we doing wrong??
The Xbox One is region free, so will play games from any region.
We are purchasing the games, not pirating.
Can't see why this would come before game sharing in terms of people getting banned. Surely MS & the game companies are losing more through game sharing than from purchasing from other regions!!.
ie - if all xbox one users game shared, game sales would inevitably drop by 50%
Lloytron
4 Feb 16#8
I'm not sure if this is correct but the text for this game also indicates that it comes with a free copy of Valiant Hearts. THis is a wonderful game (Previously free on Games With Gold)
mastahpeo
4 Feb 16#7
Argentina also has The Division for similar price or the gold version was £37 I think
golfer2007
2 Feb 161#6
is the apex edition basically the game with season pass?
tboy2000
2 Feb 16#5
Btw when clicking the Go to Deal link in the OP and you get the Xbox 404 error, tap the United Kingdom link at bottom left and then choose Argentina.
thesinstar
2 Feb 16#3
For that price id love to get this, somehow need to figure out this other region ****.
tboy2000 to thesinstar
2 Feb 16#4
It's much easier than you think. Really. Once you buy from another region, you will never buy from the UK store again.
dipsylalapo
2 Feb 16#2
Good price for a new game. I'll be waiting for reviews before I cough up the cash. Loved 3 and 4
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Or buy the Apex version for £29.50 which is currently £54.99 on UK Xbox store.
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Thanks.
Thanks
for those wondering, The Division inc. season pass is £34.02 from Xbox Argentina marketplace
As for proxies and fake info, isn't that the whole basis of this method? From what I have read, we'd have to use a fake address from the country being used and also use a VPN to spoof where we're buying from? Seems that they breach both of the terms you've mentioned?... am I overcomplicating it?? :smiley:
If however you use a fake billing address, or for example a proxy to fake your location then technically you are breaking the T+Cs, although I've yet to hear of anyone actually being banned specifically for doing so.
What may or may not be a bigger issue for you is the moral issue - by purchasing at a cheaper price from other regions you are exploiting a loophole in the system and depriving developers of funds that they need to stay in business. Those who claim they don't need it and get too much anyway have clearly never worked for a software business :wink: Personally i won't do it not for the risk of my account being banned, but because I think it's morally wrong and I would prefer to play by the rules.
Each to their own though.
Has anyone got a link to the MS term that categorically allows this?? Knowing MS and how they are quick to ban, they WILL want to stop this, and lets face it, its not hard for them to find out who's doing it.
The Xbox One is region free, so will play games from any region.
We are purchasing the games, not pirating.
Can't see why this would come before game sharing in terms of people getting banned. Surely MS & the game companies are losing more through game sharing than from purchasing from other regions!!.
ie - if all xbox one users game shared, game sales would inevitably drop by 50%