steamgift is legal?

:O

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I know that feeling bro.

dislegalled

I can confirm this as being true. Gaben will also come with the SWAT team to tell you that he's disappointed with what you've done.

Winning games are illegal. Do you really think that winning games are illegal?
Read this http://www.steamgifts.com/forum/5vgHq/faq-site-guidelines-comment-formatting-user-add-ons/page/31337
you found forum, but couldn't find FAQ...

I'm writing these comments from prison.

Don't mind us... Most of us aren't rude, but many are trolls and like to mess around with noobs. Just enjoy your stay at Steamgifts. :)

Please don't jokingly break the rules. New users (such as OP) will think that it's okay to trade and get into trouble for it.

Yes, it's fine.

...Wow.
Seriously, you still think this is "illegal", as you say? Seriously???

It's legal. And legit and safe. We are thousands of users here, gifting and receiving daily. Check out my profile is you still aren't convinced. I've won many games, and gifted a few.

So yeah, it's legit.

Ya mate it's legal and the internet it's full of trolls =/
The site it's about gifiting, you buy the game and give it to someone at random, very simple ;)

Yes, It's completely legal. Consider exactly what is happening here. All that is going on, is people are willingly using the "send gift item to user" feature through Steam (or using email to send you a paid key, if they don't want to add you). There are no third-party tools involved other than an email client in some cases, and there are no pyramid schemes, no pay-ins, nothing shady.

The best way to think of this is kind of like a "Secret Santa" thing. All people here in SteamGifts are here willingly.
You only have to pay if you want to purchase a game and gift it away to a stranger. Otherwise, you are free to enter as many give-aways as you want, for free. The only drawback of SteamGifts is that because it is so popular, you have only a tiny chance of winning anything, but if you persevere and join enough give-aways, you will eventually get something (and then hopefully consider returning the favour by contributing something, although totally not required).

The only time SteamGifts will ever do something weird, is if a user makes a give-away and tries to give you a region-restricted code. In which case that code will either simply not work when you try to redeem it (and you can then report the giveaway), or it will work, but Valve will then later remove the game from your library due to a bunch of red-tape policies. It's actually against the rules to use region-locked codes, and the users are pretty good about monitoring region-locked bundles and sales. Whenever in doubt, read the top few comments in a give-away and you will usually see someone saying "If you bought this from JoBloggsGameSale.com then the code is region-restricted, please remove".

It's all totally legit, and SteamGifts has been around for some time. Valve knows about the site and all is still well!

A) There are multiple people who have answered your question already. I fail to see why you keep pressing the issue.
B) It may be a good idea for you to read the FAQ. Seriously. Read it.

Of course it isn't legit, it is a shady company that always increases the number of entries with their own bots and give them 50% of all the games, then they sell them at their own site of selling steam games, which there are ads here, and to others too, like humblestore.
How can this be legal? ITS MADNESS!

FBI wanted list?
Its like on wild west, "wanted, dead or alive $1000"? lol