Ñuño Martínez
30/06/2016, 18:27
Me parece raro que no se comente por aquí, o al menos el buscador no me ha devuelto ningún resultado.
Trata sobre G2A.com y las steam key robadas.
G2A, Piracy, and the Four Currencies (http://www.fortressofdoors.com/g2a-piracy-and-the-four-currencies/)
Algún párrafo:
Save the Children -- with stolen goods and laundered money!
(...)When you buy a key on G2A, a lot of the time you're buying a Steam Key somebody bought with a stolen credit card. When the cardholder inevitably finds out, they issue a chargeback and the credit card company refunds them, taking the money from the store (plus a fee), and giving it to the fraud victim. This means the store (or developer if they're selling direct) made negative money on the sale of that key, as TinyBuild and IndieGameStand have detailed. However, the thief still got paid. And so did G2A. So they do it again. And Again.
(...)And what happens when you buy stolen goods? Sometimes the stores are able to track which keys have been fraudulently obtained, and they cancel them. So you just saved $10 by buying a game from G2A, but now your key's been revoked and you have nothing. Now G2A has defrauded you too! And no, they won't refund your money.
Nunca lo he usado, ni sabía que existía hasta ahora.
Trata sobre G2A.com y las steam key robadas.
G2A, Piracy, and the Four Currencies (http://www.fortressofdoors.com/g2a-piracy-and-the-four-currencies/)
Algún párrafo:
Save the Children -- with stolen goods and laundered money!
(...)When you buy a key on G2A, a lot of the time you're buying a Steam Key somebody bought with a stolen credit card. When the cardholder inevitably finds out, they issue a chargeback and the credit card company refunds them, taking the money from the store (plus a fee), and giving it to the fraud victim. This means the store (or developer if they're selling direct) made negative money on the sale of that key, as TinyBuild and IndieGameStand have detailed. However, the thief still got paid. And so did G2A. So they do it again. And Again.
(...)And what happens when you buy stolen goods? Sometimes the stores are able to track which keys have been fraudulently obtained, and they cancel them. So you just saved $10 by buying a game from G2A, but now your key's been revoked and you have nothing. Now G2A has defrauded you too! And no, they won't refund your money.
Nunca lo he usado, ni sabía que existía hasta ahora.