Hi, you won a game from me recently, (https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/6JZl7/seum-speedrunners-from-hell). I would like you to briefly make your steam account public so I can check for any unactivated games and check that the game is not already owned. Once that is done I can release the key, thanks.
I can check if the game is already owned with that setting, thanks. Sgtools needs access to a public account to check for previous unactivated games. If you don't want to make your account public to me, I understand. Support can do that. Let me know, thanks
No problem. Do you still need me to make it public?
Also what do you mean by previous unactivated games? All of the games I've won and all of the giveaways that I've created have been received and sent, so I'm not sure what you mean.
I use sgtools to check that all won games were actually activated (https://www.sgtools.info/activation ). Recently a winner of mine had an unactivated win. He had won a game that was titled something like "Active games complete" and what he actually received was a game titled "Active games" ... this shows up on the system as an unactivated win. Turned out the giver had gifted 4 games to 4 winners and all of the winners had received an incorrect game ( I actually went to the bother of checking all the winners' steam accounts). It seems unfair, but the winner should have checked that he actually got what he was supposed to have, before he ticked received.
Plus I have been gifting on Steamgifts for a number of years - and I hate when a winner blatently wins one of my giveaways and either trades or gifts the won game (worst one was a user who had won 6 games, the last being mine, but had activated none).
So - in keeping with the rules - I check every winner, including those on my whitelist :)
Now you are warned, lol, that is the price of winning one of my giveaways. I always check.
Thanks
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Hi, you won a game from me recently, (https://www.steamgifts.com/giveaway/6JZl7/seum-speedrunners-from-hell). I would like you to briefly make your steam account public so I can check for any unactivated games and check that the game is not already owned. Once that is done I can release the key, thanks.
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It's set to "friends only". Sent you a friend request.
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I can check if the game is already owned with that setting, thanks. Sgtools needs access to a public account to check for previous unactivated games. If you don't want to make your account public to me, I understand. Support can do that. Let me know, thanks
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Just checked - no ownership of the game :)
Thanks.
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No problem. Do you still need me to make it public?
Also what do you mean by previous unactivated games? All of the games I've won and all of the giveaways that I've created have been received and sent, so I'm not sure what you mean.
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I use sgtools to check that all won games were actually activated (https://www.sgtools.info/activation ). Recently a winner of mine had an unactivated win. He had won a game that was titled something like "Active games complete" and what he actually received was a game titled "Active games" ... this shows up on the system as an unactivated win. Turned out the giver had gifted 4 games to 4 winners and all of the winners had received an incorrect game ( I actually went to the bother of checking all the winners' steam accounts). It seems unfair, but the winner should have checked that he actually got what he was supposed to have, before he ticked received.
Plus I have been gifting on Steamgifts for a number of years - and I hate when a winner blatently wins one of my giveaways and either trades or gifts the won game (worst one was a user who had won 6 games, the last being mine, but had activated none).
So - in keeping with the rules - I check every winner, including those on my whitelist :)
Now you are warned, lol, that is the price of winning one of my giveaways. I always check.
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Thanks for the explanation and thanks for the game :)
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Anyway, the profile is now public, if you still need it.
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excellent, check done, key is yours, thanks
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