[WTS] DayZ Standalone, Thief, Cs complate 50% Off Watch Dogs added

[jahamuha1]

DayZ standalone - 23,99€ steam, 50% off - 12€ (3 In stock)
Thief - 49,99€ steam, 50% off - 25€ (1 In stock)
Cs complate - 22,99€ on steam, 50% off - 21€ (1 In stock)

Willing to use full escrow (must be known, popular, you cover fee's)
Willing to go first if high ranked member or awesome raitings.

[Mitchell]

Still selling Dayz? And if so, do you want to use escrow or do you trust me enough to go first?

[jahamuha1]

I will take my chances since you are my first buyer.
Pm'ed you

[Mitchell]

The trade has been done! One Day-Z copy for 0.036BTC. He sent the game first (it was a Steam Gift) and I send the BTC afterwards. It was a smooth transaction, thanks man

[jahamuha1]

Still 2 copies of dayz In stock

[yesiam6]

bought day z , i went first and he sent the gift afterwards.
worked great!

[jahamuha1]

1 more dayz in stock!!!

[dyingdreams]

I would just like to point out, the concept of the "Steam Gift" gives a false sense of security. If you redeem the game to your account and at ANY point in the future a charge-back is filed or if Steam discovers that the Steam Gift was purchased using a fraudulent method Steam will permanently remove the game from your account.

That being said, jahamuha1 is a new user on these forums and this thread was his very first post. Furthermore, he is selling copies of DayZ standalone at a deep discount, and to the best of my knowledge, DayZ standalone has NEVER been on sale anywhere (if you can point to evidence to the contrary please do).

I know FOR A FACT that the only other person I've seen selling DayZ on these forums for so cheap was indeed proved to be a scammer, and several people, including myself, that received Steam Gifts from him had them revoked by Steam. I had the game Rust in my library for MONTHS before a charge-back got filed and the game was revoked from my library.

Just to clarify: I AM NOT ACCUSING JAHAMUHA1 OF BEING A SCAMMER, I just want to make sure people don't get lulled into a false sense of a security since he's dealing in Steam Gifts and using escrow or willing to send first.

[Mitchell]

Hmmm, I see. I did not know that dyingdreams. Thanks a lot for telling me. Let's just hope that he is legit (and he really does seem that way, because he never rushed me or behaved strangely).

[mprep]

I would just like to point out, the concept of the "Steam Gift" gives a false sense of security. If you redeem the game to your account and at ANY point in the future a charge-back is filed or if Steam discovers that the Steam Gift was purchased using a fraudulent method Steam will permanently remove the game from your account.

That being said, jahamuha1 is a new user on these forums and this thread was his very first post. Furthermore, he is selling copies of DayZ standalone at a deep discount, and to the best of my knowledge, DayZ standalone has NEVER been on sale anywhere (if you can point to evidence to the contrary please do).

I know FOR A FACT that the only other person I've seen selling DayZ on these forums for so cheap was indeed proved to be a scammer, and several people, including myself, that received Steam Gifts from him had them revoked by Steam. I had the game Rust in my library for MONTHS before a charge-back got filed and the game was revoked from my library.

Just to clarify: I AM NOT ACCUSING JAHAMUHA1 OF BEING A SCAMMER, I just want to make sure people don't get lulled into a false sense of a security since he's dealing in Steam Gifts and using escrow or willing to send first.

Well, it's better than selling keys. If you redeem a key to your Steam account purchased fraudulently, they don't just remove the game, they ban your account.

[dyingdreams]

I would just like to point out, the concept of the "Steam Gift" gives a false sense of security. If you redeem the game to your account and at ANY point in the future a charge-back is filed or if Steam discovers that the Steam Gift was purchased using a fraudulent method Steam will permanently remove the game from your account.

That being said, jahamuha1 is a new user on these forums and this thread was his very first post. Furthermore, he is selling copies of DayZ standalone at a deep discount, and to the best of my knowledge, DayZ standalone has NEVER been on sale anywhere (if you can point to evidence to the contrary please do).

I know FOR A FACT that the only other person I've seen selling DayZ on these forums for so cheap was indeed proved to be a scammer, and several people, including myself, that received Steam Gifts from him had them revoked by Steam. I had the game Rust in my library for MONTHS before a charge-back got filed and the game was revoked from my library.

Just to clarify: I AM NOT ACCUSING JAHAMUHA1 OF BEING A SCAMMER, I just want to make sure people don't get lulled into a false sense of a security since he's dealing in Steam Gifts and using escrow or willing to send first.

Well, it's better than selling keys. If you redeem a key to your Steam account purchased fraudulently, they don't just remove the game, they ban your account.

Not that I don't believe that, but I can't find anything concerning fraudulent CD-Keys on this page. I'm not even certain how Steam would be able to "track down" whether or not a CD-Key was fraudulent, since they themselves don't sell CD-Keys.

The way Steam handles things like this is simply atrocious. They say on that page "Never accept a gift from an unknown user," as if that would solve the issue, but Steam Gifts may be traded an unlimited amount of times, meaning you could unknowingly receive a fraudulent gift from a close friend.

On the other hand Steam Gifts have the advantage of always being valid (at least at the time); with a CD-Key you never know if it's been used or just made up until you try to use it.

[dyingdreams]

Hmmm, I see. I did not know that dyingdreams. Thanks a lot for telling me. Let's just hope that he is legit (and he really does seem that way, because he never rushed me or behaved strangely).

And therein lies the problem; everything could seem fine and you could play the game without issue for months, and then one day Steam will magically remove it from your account. The way I see it, this is a shortcoming of the Steam Gift system, and something that they desperately need to address, however they probably wont since the issue is likely limited to a very small number of people (most of which won't even try to argue with Steam about it) and if anything it discourages 3rd party sales and encourages purchasing games directly from Steam.

[dyingdreams]

@jahamuha1 Sorry to hijack this thread, but these things needed to be said.

[jahamuha1]

@jahamuha1 Sorry to hijack this thread, but these things needed to be said.

No problem, I like free bumps
So yeah Still 1 DayZ in stock, 1 Theif, and 1 Cs complate.

[Moebius327]

I am interested in buying dayZ. Still available? He is most likely selling "gifts" with stolen paypal/cc info. You were warned.

[Moebius327]

He is most likely selling "gifts" with stolen paypal/cc info. You were warned.

[jahamuha1]

He is most likely selling "gifts" with stolen paypal/cc info. You were warned.

You are saying that because I refused to escrow for 2 weeks? No thank you, as it is my last one.
I hope that you will edit this after some time if the guys who bought my gifts wont complain

[Moebius327]

He is most likely selling "gifts" with stolen paypal/cc info. You were warned.

You are saying that because I refused to escrow for 2 weeks? No thank you, as it is my last one.
I hope that you will edit this after some time if the guys who bought my gifts wont complain

Yes, I will!

I was wrong. The trades seem legit.

[Arhood]

I would like to buy Day Z please.
Add me on Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/ArhoodYT/
or Skype: Arhood50cent
Thanks!

[jahamuha1]

Sold last DayZ, Still Thief and CS:Complate left...
Also i think i will get more DayZ's.