“G2A does not hold any liability for vulnerabilities in someone’s billing system. With that excuse invalidated, G2A then attempted to just blame tinyBuild’s store payment systems, in a response to Russian games publication Kanobu.
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TinyBuild have subsequently confirmed that none of their distribution partners have done any such thing, in an update (Update 2) to their original blog post. They just happen to be selling them on G2A,” was what the company wrote in their first statement.
“Honestly I think you will be surprised in that it is not fraud, but your resale partners doing what they do best, selling keys. They’re a particularly disingenuous and inadequate pair of replies, full of efforts to distract and deny any culpability, and worthy of a little deconstruction.įirst of all, it’s important to remember that G2A’s initial line on this affair was to directly blame tinyBuild’s distribution partners (Humble Store, IndieGala and others). Digital key sellers and grey market administrators G2A have issued a new response (actually, two responses) to the developer tinyBuild over stolen game keys sold on the G2A marketplace.
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