"Update on the issue below "Got a non-working key". Finally reached an agreement after hours of communication. Not a scammer but the process could be a lot more smooth for sure."
"Got a non-working key, they instruct me to contact THEIR supplier or contact Epic-Games myself for official proof that the key doesn’t work. Suppling screenshots of the error message (they ask for this) is not enough after-all.
Feels like a huge scam. Paid full price (not a cheap key) for a key that doesn’t work, Eneba not willing to take ANY responsibility at all. AVOID!"
"I bought a key for Dirt 3 but received a key for Dirt 3 Complete Edition. I submitted a ticket and was contacted by Amber Jade. The rep insisted that I had received the correct key. They never asked for proof, which I could have provided. I quickly became tired of their stupidity so I filed a dispute with PayPal which was decided in my favor within a few days. When it comes to sites like this, which are just middlemen, you're going to have problems, it's just part of buying from them. Having good customer service is paramount. This is easily the worst experience I've had with one of these sites. I won't buy here again and neither should you."
"I was shopping in this store about a month ago, they had some good prices.
I bought a game, key was delivered instantly.
It looks like a legit site and I personally enjoy the colours :D"
"I have recently found this marketplace and bought a new game in the best price - key works, everything is awesome. As I understand it is kind a new site with not so many games - I hope that they will have more games later."
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