There is No bank in the world which doesn’t have security measures. You don’t know what your talking about.

@Zarock

I dont? When a bank allows your card to be used just from the information on the card itself? What about after that? Never heard of Two-Factor Authentication? Sending alerts for card use? Denying card use from an unfamiliar computer, and another country or state. It's the bank and the users fault here. Use critical thinking and don't jump the gun to "you don't know what your talking about" to act like an expert.

its not impossible to know that a card has been stolen there are systems in place by big publishers that determine if a reseller is a legit entity or not that’s why you don’t see for example cdprojektred complaining about keys being “stolen” and sold on G2A, mostly only small indie companies are complaining which proves that they don’t have those security systems In place.

Usually those people buy 100+ keys but if they dont put restriction on how many keys someone can buy then this happen, a customer usually buy just one key sometimes there are exception for friends family members etc but its not likely so they could just lock it at 3 keys per customer... Those who want to buy in bulks to resell well they contact them directly...

I still remember some indie developer that lost lot of money because a Brazilian hacker bought 400+ keys with stolen card and they(indie developers which where selling keys for steam on their own store) had to pay credit card company for damages when it was reported it were stolen credit cards... So yes its their fault to some extend

@Zarock

Indies are complaining because they're income is so much lower and their game discounts on these sites are extremely low. It affects them greatly.

You do know that the developers don't manage the payments, right? Steam and whatever service manages the payment. You aren't doing business 1:1 with the publisher and devs. These key sites are primarily used with services like Steam, XBox, Origin, and PSN. There is no different transaction management from buying a different game on the same service. Where are you getting this info from? Lol.

Also, most stolen credit cards are used to buy Visa gift cards and then are used to purchase things online. You really don't know what you're talking about.

Tell us about these "systems" in place by big publishers. The keys aren't bought disguised as a reseller. I don't understand where you think a reseller would buy the key any differently. Do they just list reseller under the transaction? What are you getting at?

If she’s running around naked at night and flashing every man she sees then it’s her fault she could have prevented the rape from happening in the first place by putting some clothes on..

That’s the case with these small indie companies crying for attention.

@Zarock

Men can control themselves and don’t have to rape anyone-even if women are running around naked.

@zarock
this is why we can't have nice things. you say women shouldn't run around naked they'll end up getting raped.I'd like to live in a world where a woman can be as naked as she wants without fear of rape. Maybe that's why we don't have naked women in public because of you. Not to mention nude beaches. yeah you're taking away nude beaches. SHAME ON YOU

I thought Humble removed the automatic redemption due to the transition from OAuth 1.0 to OAuth 2.0. I actually mourned the loss of that feature as entering keys into Steam as a heavy bundle purchaser is much more time-consuming now.