Gifting game from account to an another account

u will have region lock problem and for ban idk

to quote literally the first rule of steamgifts guidelines:
"Users are limited to one account per person, and accounts cannot be shared."

I am not sure I understand what you are asking.

You have account A that is French.
You have account B that is Turkish.
You want to gift games from B to A.

Correct?

Each try to abuse a system is cheating and each cheating can and hopefully will result in punishments.
Up to a ban.

You don't need to question to know this. Using your brain for 5 seconds would be enough.

What did you think would happen if each one would do this ?

I mean regional pricing and region locks exists for reason right? but because of people like you abusing the system companies notice and to stop abuse increase prices so we are having difficulties affording them. Our monthly minimum wage is 400 euro most of population working for minimum wage... meanwhile in France it's much more higher and you should be able to afford it easier than us... no need to abuse the system and ruin it for everyone right??

Why buy anything at all when stealing is so much cheaper!

According to Steam user agreement the region setting of your account should reflect your real country of residence. Of course you can always ignore their rules. The risk you run in doing so is getting your accounts locked.

I don't really understand region changing that much. But that does look wrong & steam might do something.

But my question is if you can change your account region to Turkey then why make a 2nd Turkish account to gift games to the main account?
Can't you just directly buy games anyway in your main "Turkish" account?

Bold plan! Please tell us how it turns out ;D

Hmm, or maybe we need to observe the status ourselves...

yes. you will. stop trying to cheat the system

if both accounts are set to the turkish region youll be able to gift games between them.
if account A is french, and B is turkish - you'll be able to gift games from A to B, but not from B to A due to a pricing difference over 10%, as well as possible region locking errors.

You can only swap regions once a month, or less.
Steam will ban your account if they feel you are doing it to avoid pricing differences.

Without getting into the broader considerations, as other posts have already done, I'll point this out:
The benefits from what you're trying to do are massively outweighed by the risks. From a utilitarian standpoint, the saving of a small amount of money just isn't worth the risks of account compromise, especially through the especially high-risk method you're describing. Frankly, it's a bit unclear to me (and going off other posts, I think others as well) why you're trying to do what you're trying to do, in the first place.

Moreover, there's not even an intuitive point to what you're suggesting; From what I understand (as someone who theoretically understands the technology, but has never considered abusing it) it'd be far more reasonable to just set up an alt boot on your PC for the alt account, or set up a second PC for it, and have it fully VPNed to a different region, without any cross-interaction to your main account.

Rather, at the point where you're trying to cross-trade with your main account, you may as well just pirate the game in question instead. So long as you don't do any uploading, many countries don't even view it as illegal activity (as the issue with torrenting in the US is the violation of the "distribution" section of copyright law, and quite a few other countries seem to have some a comparable restriction to that) and, even where they do, they're presumably not too likely to leap on you if you're limiting your downloads, and- most notably- damages from being caught at that would likely still be less than those of losing your primary Steam account, assuming any decent investment into it (alternatively, there'd presumably not really be any reason for you to be stressing over losing your Steam account in the first place).

So yeah, I'm not seeing any advantage for trying to exploit Steam to the degree you're indicating. Well, unless you're taking the metamanagement of your primary Steam account (ie, leveling it) WAY too seriously, in which case you desperately need to take a step back from that.

Either way, from where I'm looking at it, I'm getting the indication that you went wrong in what you were trying to do, well before considerations of if you should do it or not even came into play. (Put another way, it's like knocking over a fridge to get at the cookie jar. You shouldn't be stealing cookies to begin with, but before that, why not just use a chair?)

TL;DR version, Why not just keep it on the alt account, instead of trying to gift it to the primary account? Or just pirate the game, if you're going to take risks anyway?

Yea I know , like you said I literally complicate the way just for play , but at first the goal was to have every games on the same account just to ease the way for play . And I only pirate games of bigs developpers , I prefer to buy the games from small devs on steam .
Thanks you some much for your "linguistic ballet" , you taught me some things ! :)

Yes, both the accounts will get banned. It is against Steam ToS.
You can just look at Steam ToS to see the answer to your whole question.

Secondly, take a moment to think about the other impacts you, and other people doing this will cause.
Regional pricing exists for a reason, that reason being the earnings of people in different countries.
In some countries people earn a higher wage in a direct conversion. So countries with cheaper games on the Steam store, usually, have lower average wages.

By doing this, you create multiple impacts:

• You cause developers and publishers to notice, and raise regional prices in those countries, which can essentially completely lock people out of being able to get certain games in that country, as it just can't fit into their budget at all.

• You are giving the developers less than what you owe them. If you enjoy the game, just support the dev. Development isn't free. Just pay full (or sale) price for the game.

Yes

It's not worth it.

Not like everybody agrees that this idea sucks, you created Steamgifts 10 minutes prior this thread, so that's that :/

If the reasons only to "pay less" and want to crossover the country for example Turkey. As long you not doing any illegal thing you actually can.
But if is involved with any VPN or something there a chance to got Steam ban.
Even if you make Turkish account (especially using VPN) and then gift it the game to your French account, with only age account below 1 years and transaction history only to gift, huge chance both account will got Steam ban.

Also for any region lock game, can't be played from closed region lock area even though you shared your account.

When creating an account, you will need to agree to their terms. If you disagree, you won't be able to create an account, and if you agree only temporarily, there will be the expected consequences (lock/ban).

Why don't you buy bundles or from official resellers at better prices?