A Scam-Like Experience – Shame on Kinguin and Foxngame This was one of the worst digital shopping experiences I’ve ever had. I bought what was clearly labeled as a 12-month Xbox Game Pass Core subscription on Kinguin, expecting the normal activation key to use with my Xbox account. Instead, the seller Foxngame sent me credentials to a fake Microsoft account created under the name “Kurnaz Tilki” with a made-up birthdate. The Game Pass was activated on that fake account — meaning I couldn’t use it with my actual Xbox profile that I’ve had for 17 years. This entire product is misleading and restrictive by design. No normal customer would reasonably expect that buying a subscription means being locked into using a fabricated identity and someone else’s account. That alone should disqualify this kind of product from being sold at all. To make it worse, Kinguin makes the deception even easier with a “Show key” button in the inventory — suggesting you’ll receive a redeemable code. That’s not what you get. You’re redirected to a third-party site and handed fake login credentials. When I contacted both Kinguin and Foxngame to explain how unusable and unethical this product is, they both refused to refund me. Their excuse? “The product was delivered.” Apparently, delivering a fake account that violates basic platform rules is good enough for them. Kinguin enables shady sellers like Foxngame to mislead customers and takes no accountability when it goes wrong. This product should never be allowed to be listed, and both Kinguin and this seller are complicit in pushing digital goods that are deceptive, restrictive, and borderline fraudulent. Avoid this platform at all costs.