General G2A Scandal

1Jakey · June 23, 2016

You are probably reading this topic because you used g2a in the past or you heard of it.

I bet you didn't hear about this though.

(You probably did though since people suspected this for a while now.)

This company named "Tiny Build" are saying that their devs being getting proposals of working together with g2a

blah blah but that isn't what you came here to read about.

"Tiny Build" as basically saying that G2A is like eBay and are scamming Devs.
Quote:"tl;dr websites like G2A are facilitating a fraud-fueled economy where key resellers are being hit with tons of stolen credit card transactions and these websites are now growing rapidly due to low pricing of game keys"

"Tiny Build" had been doing discounts and giveaways to their fans on their shops but then all of a sudden they start getting

chargebacks by the thousands and then later you would see G2A selling keys they had sold in their shop.

Coincidence? I think not.

G2A Response: I am gonna summarize this up since I am rushing to get this finished but you can find the source below on where

I got this and read it for yourself. But anyway, let's get right back into the topic we were just discussing.

'All G2A asked, was to cooperate with tinyBuild to rectify the issue, which is the list of the keys they deemed without any verification, as stolen. Only then can G2A compare these keys against the confidential G2A marketplace database and report those findings back to tinyBuild. Unfortunately tinyBuild never came back with the answers to resolve the issue'

In reference to the 450 thousand dollars potentially lost for "Tiny Build"

Who do you think is lying and not lying?