I was just wondering if anyone on here has ever used the CD keys site to purchase playstation wallet top ups & if it's legit since you can save abit of money
I just wanted to get ps plus premium abit cheaper lol £120 is abit muchI would strongly advise against key resale sites in general. A lot of the keys on there are bought with stolen credit cards, and at least with PC games when the cardholder does a chargeback the key is revoked and game is removed from your library. Said chargeback also hurts the developer financially.
So unless you see the occasional deal that someone like Wario64 posts of a store selling a 50 dollar gift card for 45 dollars, I would personally just pay and avoid key resellers like the plague.
I buy mine from Shopto in the UK, which is probably more trusted than cdkeys.I was just wondering if anyone on here has ever used the CD keys site to purchase playstation wallet top ups & if it's legit since you can save abit of money
Yeap but the point to buy in CDKeys is for the deals.I would strongly advise against key resale sites in general. A lot of the keys on there are bought with stolen credit cards, and at least with PC games when the cardholder does a chargeback the key is revoked and game is removed from your library. Said chargeback also hurts the developer financially.
So unless you see the occasional deal that someone like Wario64 posts of a store selling a 50 dollar gift card for 45 dollars, I would personally just pay and avoid key resellers like the plague.
Can get £100 gift card for £87.85 so I'll save moneyI buy mine from Shopto in the UK, which is probably more trusted than cdkeys.
I've used it and eneba and generally worked for me. Only once did I use eneba site and code didn't work but I was refunded.I was just wondering if anyone on here has ever used the CD keys site to purchase playstation wallet top ups & if it's legit since you can save abit of money
Nice, I'm happy for you, enjoy those deals.So I used shop to to buy a £100 code & then a £20 code both worked no problems
the risk/warning notes say what they mean. If there are multiple it usually means that they've been known to sell fake/stolen keys (i.e. scammers using stolen credit cards, keygens etc). So there is a risk that if you buy one of the stolen keys it won't work, or at worst case the company finds out down the line and you have your account banned.I go on the gg deals site and sometimes there's like risk/warning notes posted by the vendors, but I've never personally had any issues.
That's not how shopto gets the codes & allows them to sell them cheaper is it , I'd cry if I lost my account I've spent so much money on itthe risk/warning notes say what they mean. If there are multiple it usually means that they've been known to sell fake/stolen keys (i.e. scammers using stolen credit cards, keygens etc). So there is a risk that if you buy one of the stolen keys it won't work, or at worst case the company finds out down the line and you have your account banned.
nah i think they're a legit retailerThat's not how shopto gets the codes & allows them to sell them cheaper is it , I'd cry if I lost my account I've spent so much money on it