You're better off pasting this onto a support ticket.

Doing it in a public thread might be seen as calling out...

I dont think youre allowed to post profiles like that. you should ask first, cuz i think ppl can get banned for that

Don't call out users and remove the links.

You have to pay for IGN prime and therefore they are legit but these "A Virus Named Tom" giveaways were AFAIK from an IGN exploit.

1- no calling out

2- I don't see it as a problem. Free games, and they're decent! Also, a LOT of people abused the Trine keys.

Registered 1 year ago and still not know the rules?

Those were only some examples I saw lately, I am not accusing anyone. I just wanted to know that all these games could be legit.

I remember I got my year of IGN Prime for super cheap. I wouldn't be surprised if people got more than one account, because it's more than payed for itself.

thanks for skyrim!

Don't know but maybe there is exploit or something. One guy added me om steam few days ago and offered me IGN Prime method with which you can get multiple keys for some steam games that was on sale, well thats some kind exploit.

Off-topic: What's the game given for free this month for Prime members? Can't find it on IGN's page.

Pretty sure these games are added to the bundle game list.

I'm pretty sure many IGN Prime keys are exploited. I can tell you that I had a one month IGN Prime sub, cancelled it and I was left with access to IGN Prime. I consider that an exploit, and far as I know there are quite a few people who got a perpetual membership from the IGN Prime trial because of this bug. In my case I alerted them to the problem because I don't feel right exploiting this, but I imagine that there are people with even more than one perpetual trial still around.

Some people are using virtual credit cards and not entering their details properly on the virtual card website so they wont be charged. IGN tries to take a payment about a week after you sign up and it gets declined. I wouldn't do this though, as it is most probably illegal in most countries.

I'll trade my IGN keys if I have the game like I did with Wizorb. Mine are legit though as I pay the measly yearly fee. I don't have the time or care to exploit crap like this.

Depends on amounts, if you have alarmingly too many then there might be an issue.

Yeah, they're committing credit card fraud.

So it's highly illegal, but most of them are from countries like Russia where they're "safe" from prosecution because the governments are useless.

Exploited keys aren't allowed. If you see multiple copies giveaway of games from IGN or from Sapphire Select Club (for example Unstoppable Gorg was one some months ago), report them to the support team. They get a suspension and the giveaways deleted.