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General discussionNew card payments operator on GOG.COM(56 posts)(56 posts)
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Posted July 07, 2020
As of today, Adyen, the leading European fintech focused on payment services, joins forces with GOG as one of our main payment operators. Adyen will support us for all the default card payments in the GOG.COM store ensuring that your experience is intuitive and fluid.

With these changes, all card transactions will run faster and smoother while staying as safe as ever. If you are using the stored card data while shopping on GOG.COM, you don’t have to do anything - they are still there and remain out of anyone’s reach, including ours.

In case of any questions regarding the card payments, please contact our support team.
Posted July 07, 2020
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A bit surprised as I remember when working in sales, we certainly never told the customers when we changed the operator BUT in this case it might be a good idea as it gives those who have had problems hope. So, here is to hope that this change will fix the card payment problems quite a few have had.
Posted July 07, 2020
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Themken: A bit surprised as I remember when working in sales, we certainly never told the customers when we changed the operator BUT in this case it might be a good idea as it gives those who have had problems hope. So, here is to hope that this change will fix the card payment problems quite a few have had.
I for one certainly won't complain about GOG actually communicating things for change. If only it could become a habit...
Posted July 07, 2020
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Breja:
Yes, I see nothing wrong here. :-)
Posted July 07, 2020
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Good news for users. I have nothing to complain about GOG in this regard. They offer local prices for Brazil and excellent payment methods, including the possibility of payment in installments.

Keep up the good work, GOG.
Posted July 07, 2020
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Patias: ...including the possibility of payment in installments.
o.O Wait, what?
Posted July 07, 2020
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Patias: ...including the possibility of payment in installments.
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Mr.Mumbles: o.O Wait, what?
Were you "scared" because of the possibility of payment in installments? Hahaha. Well, I believe it is because it has been a cultural feature in Brazil since the 1950s. Here, almost everything you buy has the possibility of payment in installments. I think that in the United States this type of practice is restricted to buying houses or cars.
Posted July 07, 2020
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Would love some Apple Pay support on the web so I can get an extra 2% off every purchase
Posted July 07, 2020
Providing they keep the option to choose the payment currency, I'm happy.
Posted July 07, 2020
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Mr.Mumbles: o.O Wait, what?
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Patias: Were you "scared" because of the possibility of payment in installments? Hahaha. Well, I believe it is because it has been a cultural feature in Brazil since the 1950s. Here, almost everything you buy has the possibility of payment in installments. I think that in the United States this type of practice is restricted to buying houses or cars.
No, no. installment in the U.S. means something like a series of payments instead of one single transaction.
"Boleto bancário" doesn't exist in the U.S., it means a kind of bank slip.
Posted July 07, 2020
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Patias: Were you "scared" because of the possibility of payment in installments? Hahaha. Well, I believe it is because it has been a cultural feature in Brazil since the 1950s. Here, almost everything you buy has the possibility of payment in installments. I think that in the United States this type of practice is restricted to buying houses or cars.
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Glaucos: No, no. installment in the U.S. means something like a series of payments instead of one single transaction.
"Boleto bancário" doesn't exist in the U.S., it means a kind of bank slip.
Hmmm, I knew that there was no "boleto bancário" there, I just didn't know that the payment in installments, when it exists, is in these terms. Interesting. Thanks for the info.
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Posted July 07, 2020
I wonder if GOG was using Wirecard before
Posted July 07, 2020
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Patias: Hmmm, I knew that there was no "boleto bancário" there, I just didn't know that the payment in installments, when it exists, is in these terms. Interesting. Thanks for the info.
The word "installment" already means a part of something, we would say "parcela" in portuguese.
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Posted July 07, 2020
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Does this mean that we may start to see Gog gift cards for sale in stores soon? (Why should PSN, Uplay, X-Box, Steam and Origin have all the fun?)
Posted July 07, 2020
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Patias: Hmmm, I knew that there was no "boleto bancário" there, I just didn't know that the payment in installments, when it exists, is in these terms. Interesting. Thanks for the info.
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Glaucos: The word "installment" already means a part of something, we would say "parcela" in portuguese.
Glaucos is right.

BTW do you guys have decent experiences with boaCompra? The two or three times I remember using them I was so displeased that I always make sure I avoid them. I pay in dollars instead. Tho I suppose it might cost me a bit more in the end.
Post edited July 07, 2020 by joppo
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