What would you think if Steam allows to buy bundle with steam money?

What taxes? I'm Brazilian too and the only Tax I pay is the IOF (6.38%) and is not paypal's fault, since any international money transaction pays that. Unless you're using paypal service to change the currency that takes another 3.5%, that plus IOF is about 10.1%.
That being said, Valve would never do it without taxes, we pay taxes inside steam all the time, except for games, selling and buying items and cards in the market have 15% in taxes.
If it comes for 7% or less then is worthy

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PPG113

Would never happen, but if it did, then you would be taxed on any marketplace earnings.

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andie

That would never happen. A tip for those of you without a credit/debit card is just borrow your parent's. I did it all the time when I was under 18.

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Simowl

But some people's parents don't allow them to.

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andie

That's pretty shitty of them if that's the case, but of course that's just my humble opinion.

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blindio

yeah give your kid card details their no way that could go wrong :)

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twistedmetalero

you dont expect a parent who values his money a lot to accept if you go "hey can you give me your credit card info so i can put it on this website that its not from our country (question may vary)"

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Smokey7

yet another great idea thats never going to happen for no reason.

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bondKI

that would be pretty neat.

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UndyingZombie

Would be really freaking cool to be honest.. but it will not happen sadly.

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richa160284

I would like to buy humble bundles with magic beans! Or failing that, baked beans!

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andie

Better yet - Neopoints! I could buy a shitton of bundles with all my np.

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makromatee

Saw that thread and thought of a hidden giveaway...but didnt found it.

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ShayMing

Would be pretty nice... because all that money I made from trading cards (it's not that much really^^) is useless in my steam wallet as the steam sales aren't all that juicy any more. Maybe every decade or two there is a title I really want at 75+% discount.

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KaiserTroll

Would be great to use Steam Wallet for sure.

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metfan149

Would be useful for users but Steam would lose money as they would actually be encouraging us to buy from third party bundles. Of course, now we have the option but they don't encourage us to do it.

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Brandongl

It'd be like free games forever. Buy bundle games. sell steam cards. get free bundles.

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InJ3cTiOn

Would be pretty awesome.

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MosesXIII

IF it were possible, then resellers would be mostly out of business, which isn't a bad thing for anyone but those resellers themselves.

However it'll probably never happen, since I don't think Steam supports A: Any sort of variable price (the pay what you want model in this case) and B: I don't think Steam purposely allows "limited run" buys on their store (in other words, games available for a set amount of time before no longer being purchasable).

It's kind of a shame, since I think Humble could see MANY more sales if this happened.

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Bighomer5

with the possible option to feed everything to Valve, right?
Chaity ain't gettin' nothin' from me

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viaI

I don't care.

1 decade ago