[PSA] G2A.com added a fixed fee of €0.35 to any successful transaction

Heh. Still better than eBay.

And there is another nasty fee that should be considered: ANY price change will cause an immediate 0.15€ fee, so now you have to pay

• 0.15€ to sell a new item
• 0.15€ for any price change
• 8% + 0.35€ when you successfully sell it

For now it was a good place to get rid of duplicate bundle keys, but now it's over.
So if you try to sell something for 0.25€ and you realize it's too much and change the price by 0.05€ to 0.2€ and someone sells it, you'll pay 0.15 + 0.15 + 0.35 + 0.03 = 0.68€ while you get back 0.2€. Paying half a euro to get rid of a key is a kinda good bargain :-P

Yea i found out today, got an email. I was always seling my keys for €0.25. So time for me to stop, i pulled all my keys today from their site. Now im waiting for my blance to level out (7 days waiting) Then im gonna pull my money to my paypal. Too bad, a loss for them. I always used the money from my earnings to buy at their site. So lost revenue for them. Aint coming back until they fix these new terms. (which will be never i guess)

Worst thing, many people won't read those terms and find out later shit has changed, potentional losing money without noticing.

Maybe they're trying to quickly raise cash for a legal defense fund that might be needed soon? :P

rip g2a

I was selling 2-3 games under 30 cents... it was interesting to see that not only they charged me for the 8% (which is the all-time transaction fee), but they also charged me with 35 cents... so lets see: key was 28 cents. they've charged 2+35 cents. that's -9 cents for my key. that's fabulous :DD

Thanks for the heads up. Just pulled some keys out of there and also cashed out to PayPal. It was good while it lasted.

I take all my keys down. Goodbye G2A

doesn't affect me but here's a free bump

Is this good news or bad news?

Shame. Already knew that G2A adds a fee when purchasing a key, but the key sellers made it cheap enough for me anyway. Now that people are pulling keys, up to Kinguin again.