Wait... AFTER the trade?
That seems unreasonable. At this point it's you doing them a favor, so what you do and if you do anything should be on your terms. If you're not comfortable, then you really shouldn't feel obliged.
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As per the speculation here for the reason why, I'd like to point out that reselling is most likely against Humble's terms of service. I don't know about you but if there is any reason to suspect that the key might end up being resold then I wouldn't want a key that came from my account associated with that.
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Couldn't you just blackout any sensitive information?
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He probably wants to resell it on a site that asks for proof of purchase, so it's probably safe, but, to be honest, it's not safe to give your private information to any random person. :/
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He wants to resell it on G2A or similar. It's going for about $10 more than he gave you for it on there.
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Hello. I got asked by a trader to provide proof of purchase for a humble gift link. They wanted a screenshot of the bill with the game name. I've never been asked this before and thought it was pretty odd. I feel it's a very unwise thing to do. I assume they mean the receipt, which includes order id, last 4 on the credit card, a # with numbers after.
What are your thoughts about this? Is it really safe to provide this information?
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