Almost at biting point for me - cheaper than CD Keys - although both sites have been dismissed by some as 'grey sellers' which....although probably a lie/bullocks does put some off. Bear in mind this will be £3.74 at Christmas. But for all those who can't wait until then...
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Lloydinio
19 Aug 16#1
I got this for like 7.50 in the uplay store 1 and a half years ago
vulcanproject to Lloydinio
19 Aug 161#6
That's useful to know, but it wasn't quite that long ago look I nipped back there and bought it then for your lower price:
937666 to Lloydinio
19 Aug 161#7
hazelwood7
19 Aug 162#2
CDKeys is £10.44 with 5% better off getting from instant gaming for £8.21
Ashe
19 Aug 16#3
Er, it's certainly not "a lie/bullocks" to call them grey market sellers, it just doesn't bother some people (including me).
EDIT: oops, didn't mean to include GMG who are (mostly) authorised sellers except for the questions over the Witcher, which again doesn't bother me.
gnsks
19 Aug 16#4
maybe I read it wrong, but greenmangaming is definitely legit and an authorised reseller.
Elevation to gnsks
19 Aug 161#5
It is. However, 1 mess up on The Witcher and suddenly it's less legit than "A Genuine Lock of Hair from Jesus" on ebay. :smirk:
Hunkerdown
19 Aug 16#8
Great game.
djvivid
20 Aug 16#9
what's the risk with buying " grey market" games, have people regretted it?
mark_ed to djvivid
20 Aug 16#11
The risk is that uplay/origin/steam will just cancel the key, removing the game from your account. Usually in such cases you can get another key from the provider, but sometimes they will just shrug, and you lose out. Obviously you can use credit card/paypal chargebacks etc. but the proving may be difficult.
There was a big fuss about a year ago when a big game had a significant number of greymarket keys revoked, -something like 30-50% of those sold at one site.
khush01
20 Aug 16#10
LMFAO!
Ashe
20 Aug 16#12
It depends on the source though, 'grey market' covers a wide area and possibilities range from 'legally bought from another area cheaper' to 'bought through somewhat illicit means'.
On G2A, anyone can sell keys. CDKeys sell them from themselves, so have their own reputation to uphold.
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EDIT: oops, didn't mean to include GMG who are (mostly) authorised sellers except for the questions over the Witcher, which again doesn't bother me.
There was a big fuss about a year ago when a big game had a significant number of greymarket keys revoked, -something like 30-50% of those sold at one site.
On G2A, anyone can sell keys. CDKeys sell them from themselves, so have their own reputation to uphold.