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[bizzclaw]

All forms of "ownership" can be faked. Buying and selling low digits with a CD key is a hassle, especially if you are the buyer since you have no way to prove the seller gave you correct information unless the time has come to provide the proof of purchase Steam Support requires from you. P.S 2/3 digits w/ valid proof of purchase will land you in the 4 digit dollar ballpark. Either way, your chances of getting scammed are marginally high. Good luck.

 

[pwiz]

All forms of "ownership" can be faked. Buying and selling low digits with a CD key is a hassle, especially if you are the buyer since you have no way to prove the seller gave you correct information unless the time has come to provide the proof of purchase Steam Support requires from you. P.S 2/3 digits w/ valid proof of purchase will land you in the 4 digit dollar ballpark. Either way, your chances of getting scammed are marginally high. Good luck.

Hey bizz,

Thanks for all the information - I am aware of all these things, but my post is extremely far fetched, but on the off-chance I'm able to grab something like what I'm after (providing they show "proof" even if it's considered fake) I understand that the chances are very high, especially from proxy sellers on here, and other 2's that have been flagged as suspicious (amongst them being roo, husky, jxtn, etc) The last 2 digit I spoke to didn't accept $5000, so that's ok. But I appreciate your message