safe to buy games from g2a.com will steam or origin revoked my game

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Wolfshadw
Use at your own risk.

As already evidenced, you'll see both sides of the argument. Some people will say it's a waste of money as your keys get revoked and other will state they've had no issues.

My take on it is this: No software developer is ever going to sell their product at the discounts you're finding on sites like G2A. If a person/company is trying to make money, they would have to sell their product above what they spent obtaining it. So let's say EA is selling a game for $60. If someone is selling the same game on G2A for much less than that and their goal is to make money, then where did they get it from? They obviously did not get it from EA. And if they didn't get it from EA or one of their distributors, they why would EA...
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Use at your own risk.

As already evidenced, you'll see both sides of the argument. Some people will say it's a waste of money as your keys get revoked and other will state they've had no issues.

My take on it is this: No software developer is ever going to sell their product at the discounts you're finding on sites like G2A. If a person/company is trying to make money, they would have to sell their product above what they spent obtaining it. So let's say EA is selling a game for $60. If someone is selling the same game on G2A for much less than that and their goal is to make money, then where did they get it from? They obviously did not get it from EA. And if they didn't get it from EA or one of their distributors, they why would EA honor that sale?

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