Everyone knows that it works nobody said it doesn't, ppl said it's not a trustable site.
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It's like buying from http://www.steamgifts.com/trades that's all
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No, it's not,. they can sell stolen keys, specially people who sell there not the site itself, but even site itself, obviously sellers who sell there don't want to scam you, they want to earn money, but there might be people who like to scam you and sell you games that will get revoked right after they get their money and go away from site, and there is lots of protections against scam, but it's still possible to scam, and lots of times the origin of the keys is unknown, who knows if they got them using exploits or other stuff.
I'm pretty sure in most of the cases you buy there you won't have any problem, but the probability of actually having a problem is not small.
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Both are non-authorized sellers, if you want to risk your money go ahead.
I've spent a good £50+ on Kinguin, saving about thrice that.
Some of these games have been given away for free in the past, others have been bundled, and the "random cd keys" are a big scam, I don't see how you "saved" so much money.
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+1 he bought a bunch of free and bundled games and spend £50+, imo he just wasted his money, most of the games you got not worth that much lololord123, except some games like Rust, Rocket League, etc.
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So many topics about it, with extensive discussion... Why add another? :(
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Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones Steam CD Key 1-SEP-2015
Wait, what? The game was free on Humble Store just a few days ago.
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I'm going to put it short and sweet.
Kinguin works.
G2A has more user-based selling, so be careful.
Here's proof that it works, I've spent a good £50+ on Kinguin, saving about thrice that. http://i.imgur.com/N4oNnW7.jpg
I don't know what else to say, but do your research.
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