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Sanguinus08

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So, my free 7 day trial expires tomorrow, and i badly want to continue the game.
Origin and SA apparently have problems, so i trawled through some other SA forums, and people have had much success with online retailers.

I want to know, which is the safest online store thingy to buy a key from. I dont care much for waiting time, as long as i know any information i give them wont be leaked, hacked or some such stuff.

Most people have used
http://www.g2play.net/store/MMO-Star-Wars/
or
http://www.hotcdkey.com/
Some others have listed places like Cheapcodes.co.za, or mmogamers.co.za.

Like i said, i dont care about waiting time, as long as the info i give is safe, and that the place is 100% legal.
Thanks in advance.
 
Ive heard some horrible stuff about g2play and offgamers... But ive also heard that people have had their key within an hour so i dont know what to believe. Sigh for Bioware/EA making my life difficult >.>
 
I bought mine, and continued to buy GTC from ixge.com - they phone you first before releasing the keys via Email to make sure you ordered them.

I've had no issues, and you can pay them via Paypal or the Paypal portal if you dont have a paypal account
 
used g2play and so did 4 of my friends with no hassles at all.
Plus they have the game marked down to 30Euros now. It was 45 euros at launch
 
Well, if many people have reported success with g2play, then ill probably go there, despite all the stories about hacked accounts and such. And at that price, its by far the cheapest ive seen so far.

edit: gonna get my key and everything setup now. Will report my success/failure as soon as something happens.
 
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Why do i need to use Mastercard securecode? Never before when using my credit card has anything asked me to do this. And why must i provide somone else with my ID number?
 
Securecode is part of your verification. Afaik g2play on first purchase must verify you as a person, I had them call me and put in a code somewhere (or that was offgamers).
 
Well, g2play was less than useless. First, the Mastercard Securecode failed, and i had to redo my entire order. Then something with the payment process glitched out and payment was unable to be exchanged. Now i get a window saying my order was placed on queued status or some such nonsense.

even better, was that when i had to redo my order, they didnt send me any status E-mails regarding it, so i have no order number or anything.
 
Sanguinus08 said:
So, my free 7 day trial expires tomorrow, and i badly want to continue the game.
Origin and SA apparently have problems, so i trawled through some other SA forums, and people have had much success with online retailers.

I want to know, which is the safest online store thingy to buy a key from. I dont care much for waiting time, as long as i know any information i give them wont be leaked, hacked or some such stuff.

Most people have used
http://www.g2play.net/store/MMO-Star-Wars/
or
http://www.hotcdkey.com/
Some others have listed places like Cheapcodes.co.za, or mmogamers.co.za.

Like i said, i dont care about waiting time, as long as the info i give is safe, and that the place is 100% legal.
Thanks in advance.
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Cheapcodes.co.za, I got mine there. I used a verified by Visa CC and got the code instantly.
 
I've used http://www.ultimatumgamekeys.com/en a few times already, for swtor keys as well as wow keys and no problems. They pretty quick as well, had my key in all occasions in less than 20min. I am using paypal as the payment method through them, would not do payments on these websites other ways. :-)

Think first time buyers need to send copy of ID as well, but you can scramble your id number (paint), they just need verification that you are who you say you are.
 
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Can't buy through origin currently. Can play no matter where you are logging from and they will accept your subs but won't sell the game to those in the so called "red regions"...
 
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