Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, PC – £25.50
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, PC – £25.50
Registers on Steam.
It would appear that they are selling promo codes taken from nvidia cards, and unlike retail keys sold at launch, these don’t include Ground Zeroes. Cheers Mathew for the confirmation.
I just got my code from this website, you actually get an Nvidia promo code to redeem on their website. I already had Ground Zeroes so couldn’t say if its included.
It is not included with the nvidia codes, my warning was based on the notion that these could have been nvidia codes. Cheers for the info, I’ll update the post.
can anyone vouch for this? how about region locking etc
Looks a little shady.
They are an unauthorised retailer, but one with a solid track record.
Thought I would walk through my experience
Made an account, bought the key through paypal and then around 15-20 minutes later got an e-mail from a “Jason Bourne” (despite the name clearly being asian who I sent the money to.) which had the key and a guide on how to redeem.
Went to redeem but the key had already been redeemed. So panic happened and I e-mailed this jason bourne straight back and he apologised very quickly and sent me a new key straight away that worked. It’s now in my steam library.
A bit of panic there but it did work! Came to about £26.67 I believe with the paypal exchange rate (not the google exchange rate)
Did exactly the same to me! Second key worked fine 😀
I want to chronicle my experience with this seller.
I bought the key from the site paying with PayPal. Within 10 minutes this famous Jason Bourne emailed me asking me to provide him with a photo/scan of my ID displaying my name (all other details could be obscured). I asked why, he replied “to make sure this payment is authorized”. I responded that I was not going to provide any ID to buy a video game, and requested a refund. He refunded the full amount to my PayPal account promptly, the whole process taking just over an hour.
However PayPal has placed a temporary hold on the funds while they’re “reviewing it.” I’ll update if it turns sour.