g2a.comは安全ですか？

Good site, allows you to buy digital games at cut prices. Typically users sell codes from various regions where they are cheaper, or they just have spare codes. Additional secure option that has staff run through the code transfer with you to ensure that it is legit. Can easily get games for origin, steam etc for 30% of RRP. You can sell your own codes too.

This site is nothing but a fraud. I bought Wasteland 2 key and got some cancelled humblebundle key instead. Proof here: ***** ***** ***** After a week of insisting on getting a working key or a refund, I got a reply they can’t help me.

Попал на сайт по рекламе, где говорилось о скидках на сайте... Сверил цены игр здесь и на официальных источниках (как правило на оф сайтах, или в steam). В среднем все тутошние скидки делают игру на 5-15% дороже, чем оная стоит на самом деле. Вряд ли меня снова когда-нибудь заинтересует этот сайт.

Liars and scammers. CCP, the creators of EVE, recently removed G2A from their official list of 3rd Party Retailers that sell EVE Online Starter Packs and PLEX Activation Codes. ***** ***** However, on G2A they are claiming to be "the official partner of the CCP company and EVE ONLINE" as you can see on their page for 60 day GTCs. https://www.g2a.com/eve-online-prepaid.html They are nothing short of scammers, and gamers are gonna get burned by em.

u need to install a screenshare tool for the support so they can see if the key works or not. i uninstalled the screenshare tool but there is a service from this tool that u need to remove manual ! its a no go i buyed a key 30 day gametime but i get a diferent key as i buyed now they dont send my money back and the support does not answer to my ticket.

May not be an employee doing it, but there has been spam of this website on across a couple of forums. Take what I say with a grain of salt however; just might be someone who REALLY loves the site and just spams the link everywhere in the wrong sections of forums on accounts made purely to do so.. But from what I've seen the site itself seems reputable depending on who you're buying from. Mixed bag.

Edit: Original post was around late February, I believe. Original Post: My initial impression was that it was a scam cd key site. It kinda has that look. I did some research on it and it was a mixed bag but they had such a good deal on ESO keys that I thought I'd try it out, and the transaction was through paypal, so there was that added security. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that they are, indeed, legit. It took about 10 minutes for me to receive my keys, though the emails weren't to clear that there was two keys to receive. They sent one email linking me to the bonus key for the preorder and I had to manually search their account settings to check the other one. It's a small complaint, but one of my only ones. I did buy an Xbox Live game card as well, and when trying to redeem it, I was told it had already been redeemed. I checked my account afterward and it had been added to my account correctly, though the error was a little shocking at first. All in all, I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again in the future. They do seem to have good deals on many products and my experience with them has been satisfactory. I would make sure to check the sellers rating if you're buying from a community member, and it seems like it would be worthwhile to take advantage of their g2a shield, though I've heard that their customer support is a bit lacking. I did mark the website as suitable for children, but seeing as it sells software, mainly video games, it's obvious some of those will be rated M, so keep that in mind. Edit: April 3rd, 2014: Just thought I'd come back with a quick update. Recently bought Mass Effect 3, Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition, and Chivalry: Medieval Warfare from them and they all worked fine. They were from community sellers, and I used the G2A shield with Chivalry. A little slow waiting in queue, but the support person was helpful and because you share your screen with them, they can actively see whether or not the key is valid. Good idea, if a little slow. Simply put, nothing has yet happened to jeopardize my trust in them and I will continue to purchase from them until such a day comes. Edit 2: May 25th, 2014 ***** spelling errors): This will probably be my last edit, I'm just trying to be comprehensive in this "review". Since my last update, I've bought six more games from g2a, those being Euro Truck Simulator 2 Gold, South Park: The Stick of Truth, Two Worlds 2 Velvet GOTY, WRC: FIA World Rally Championship 4, Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods - Enhanced Edition, and Dirt 2. I've bought the majority of those from community members without the g2a shield which is to protect from fraudulent/used keys. I've made sure to only buy from someone with a large number of sales and a really positive score. It's worked quite well and I've yet to have any issue with a single code. If I do at any point in the future, and the issue isn't my own fault, I'll post here with and updated score. Otherwise, my positive rating of the site stands and I can't recommend them more.

Trustworthiness really depends on who you're buying from on the site. The site itself delivers fairly well. If you're buying from a Marketplace seller, you can pay a bit shy of $2 extra for assurance of compensation from the site if the individual seller doesn't deliver. I've made a few purchases (from individual sellers), which came at steep discounts, and took only a few minutes to go through quite successfully. Marketplace sellers can be rated post-purchase, and those ratings are visible to all prospective buyers. So, despite my initial skepticism, I've actually been pleasantly surprised. The prices don't usually compete with official Steam sales, but when you don't have that, this is a great alternative, it seems like.

I had problems with CC charging/refunds. Order/payment gets "rejected" by their security system. Still my CC account was charged. G2A promised to refund (and said it was already refunded), but no money has ever arrived. My original order was almost two months ago... Maybe the money arrives at some point. I don't know. However, I already contacted my CC provider and asked them to investigate/refund.