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U.S. only.
why GGG dont wanna money from the rest of the world.
i´ll not create an extra fake US amazon account.
cant uderstand
GGG doesn't set the rules for Amazon, Amazon sets those rules.
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Posted bypeachiion May 23, 2014, 7:48:05 AMValued Poster
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Amazon gets no business from me since I use PayPal.
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Posted byNCPereiraon May 23, 2014, 9:10:09 AM
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it sucks that this is U.S. only :/
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Posted byUorkrefition May 23, 2014, 10:11:09 AM
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U.S. only.
why GGG dont wanna money from the rest of the world.
i´ll not create an extra fake US amazon account.
cant uderstand
GGG doesn't set the rules for Amazon, Amazon sets those rules.
I dont think that it is impossible for Amazon to sell this outside US. I heard they sell stuff in other countries.
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Posted byBakironon May 23, 2014, 10:45:53 AM
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Yes, please make this available in all countries.
Or make other packages available on this site. The biggest pack here is 200points and that's just not enough, make bigger packs and throw in some bonus stuff to make it interesting.
The supporter packs are awesome but I feel they hang around for too long and can't wait for the next one.
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Posted bySacredon May 23, 2014, 11:16:10 AM
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How to buy this outside of US :
In your amazon settings, create an adress in the US (just take Valve HQ adress or something) and put it as default.
Amazon doesn't do IP checks, they only check if the currently used adress is in the right country
Bought loads of stuff over the past 2 years with this method without a single issue.
In my view this is simply encouraging a form of online fraud and should not be needed to take advantage of a promotion in a global company.
Both GGG and Amazon are global, I see no reason for this restriction.
Aside from that, I'd actually get billed by my bank for international currency exchange on top of the price paid in US$.
Rather than being a good promotion for GGG this could in fact be doing their reputation damage as a global company by excluding a very large portion of their playerbase. Not a good move by Amazon in my view.
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Posted byTalismannnon May 23, 2014, 11:17:22 AM
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Posted bykoezon May 23, 2014, 11:31:48 AM
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In my view this is simply encouraging a form of online fraud and should not be needed to take advantage of a promotion in a global company.
Both GGG and Amazon are global, I see no reason for this restriction.
Aside from that, I'd actually get billed by my bank for international currency exchange on top of the price paid in US$.
Rather than being a good promotion for GGG this could in fact be doing their reputation damage as a global company by excluding a very large portion of their playerbase. Not a good move by Amazon in my view.
It's not necessarily fraud. I won't give names, but an Amazon rep working in the games department used to post on a gaming forum, where he made it known Amazon knows this can be used as a workaround.
In any case, GGG needs to offer these packs alternatively on their website, as going through this process on Amazon is neither intuitive nor user-friendly.
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Posted byLord_Kamsteron May 23, 2014, 11:43:11 AM
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In my view this is simply encouraging a form of online fraud and should not be needed to take advantage of a promotion in a global company.
Both GGG and Amazon are global, I see no reason for this restriction.
Aside from that, I'd actually get billed by my bank for international currency exchange on top of the price paid in US$.
Rather than being a good promotion for GGG this could in fact be doing their reputation damage as a global company by excluding a very large portion of their playerbase. Not a good move by Amazon in my view.
It's not necessarily fraud. I won't give names, but an Amazon rep working in the games department used to post on a gaming forum, where he made it known Amazon knows this can be used as a workaround.
In any case, GGG needs to offer these packs alternatively on their website, as going through this process on Amazon is neither intuitive nor user-friendly.
Using a fake address to gain advantage of a promotion is actually directly fraud. One Amazon rep saying in a gaming forum that its ok does not make it legal, it just means that one person who happens to work for Amazon does not mind fraud and is encouraging it with his/her posts.
Thats a bit like me saying its ok to break the speed limit in a certain area as the cops know people do it.....
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Posted byTalismannnon May 23, 2014, 11:48:27 AM
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In my view this is simply encouraging a form of online fraud and should not be needed to take advantage of a promotion in a global company.
Both GGG and Amazon are global, I see no reason for this restriction.
Aside from that, I'd actually get billed by my bank for international currency exchange on top of the price paid in US$.
Rather than being a good promotion for GGG this could in fact be doing their reputation damage as a global company by excluding a very large portion of their playerbase. Not a good move by Amazon in my view.
It's not necessarily fraud. I won't give names, but an Amazon rep working in the games department used to post on a gaming forum, where he made it known Amazon knows this can be used as a workaround.
In any case, GGG needs to offer these packs alternatively on their website, as going through this process on Amazon is neither intuitive nor user-friendly.
YES pls!
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Posted byObscuritason May 23, 2014, 11:48:40 AM
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