Yeah, I guess you must be pretty used to no one understanding anything of you're saying by now. Ordering a meal must be a pain in the ass. You spend an hour talking about corporate espionage and shit, and that ass at the counter still won't sell you the burger any cheaper.

I have real tinfoil hats for sale, best deal ever (just don't ask where they came from)! Guaranteed* to prevent the capitalist pigs from reading your brainwaves and social engineering your thought patterns!

*Not a financially enforceable guarantee

Thanks for letting us all know, that despising others is the only thing you can do normal and even think of it as normal. Even though others don't despise you.

Reminds me of a story of how I met this guy Bill back in 1984. We were discussing programming and MS-DOS and then I told him "Bill, how about an operating environment with a graphical user interface? Stuff like icons and windows, instead of having to type in commands. Wouldn't that be cool?" Looking back, I may have indirectly influenced the PC market for the next 3 decades or so.

How do they hold up to beams from Zeta Reticuli though?

Nobody should use G2A because they will literally sell the credit card information of 1 time or very infrequent G2A customers. This is what the grey market is notorious for doing, they are criminals and buying from G2A is supporting criminals. I once used a brand new credit card on G2A, and I never used that credit card ever again, about 3 months later I saw my credit card being used in China. I told my friend about this and he tested it out, and sure enough about 5 months later he saw his credit card being used at various places in China.

G2A is evil, they are criminals, they steal and sell credit card information. Stay away from the whole grey market scene.

I realize this is obviously a brain fart, and was meant to read "G2A". Still, I really think you ought to correct it. Even by mistake, erroneously and publically accusing a reputable business of selling their customer's credit card information is probably a bad idea.

Thank you, changed. But yeah, through context it can easily be seen what I was actually talking about anyways.

Experimenting some more I've come to conclude
that snipers are sniping some of the keys that I am at the exact same time
causing system errors and used keys

G2A's support team are utterly worthless; they have no jurisdiction or control
and are just in place to talk pretty when your deal goes sour

The purchase I was on about got refund automatically without G2A's support team
once the ticket was filed with G2A I just had to wait ten days

Filing dispute with Paypal also works; PP says that G2A can release the funds quicker but
they can not so if anyone else gets a bad key from G2A - after submitting a ticket to G2A
I would immediately file a dispute with Paypal as well - there's absolutely no use
trying to speak to G2A staff; they'll just snicker.