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1.7 Rating 33 Reviews
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Kinguin 1 star review on 9th April 2024
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Kinguin 1 star review on 9th April 2024
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Kinguin 1 star review on 9th April 2024
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Kinguin 1 star review on 9th April 2024
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Kinguin 1 star review on 28th December 2023
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Kinguin 1 star review on 28th December 2023
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Kinguin 1 star review on 15th October 2023
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Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
They clearly suck and now they are showing me emails I never sent with someone else’s email Activated my PlayStation account. I don’t know about you, but do you email the company showing you activated It if it worked? I don’t. These people are stupid and refuse to ghee me my $10 back for wasting my time and stealing money
Kinguin 1 star review on 29th August 2023
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Posted 1 year ago
Works perfectly
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Posted 1 year ago
Scammers! Stay far far away from them! They sell used keys.
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Posted 1 year ago
Watch out! They scam you out of your money! I bought what I though to be a steam key that was an account instead of an activation key. I had no idea how to use this key and requested a refund. Now they claim that I changed the accounts password?!!?!. I didn't even use the account! So, I escalated it to the Kinguin service&support department. Got the following reply: "Dear Customer, Thank you for your patience. We have received confirmation from the seller that account credentials have been changed, as such, if you wish to be refunded, please set them back to default ones. Otherwise, we will be forced to reject this case. We look forward to your cooperation and hearing back from you. Kind regards, Alex" Addition: They closed the ticked. I cannot respond to them anymore. Conclusion: They sell you an account that you thought was an activation key. After complaining and requesting a refund, the seller quickly changes the account password. After doing this they claim that I somehow changed the password. Of which no proof is given. A very smart and nasty scam of which there is absolutely no defense whatsoever. Other then NEVER doing buziness with thwm ever again.
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Posted 1 year ago
i had no trouble the first time using the site but when i was going to buy a 10$ giftcard it said i needed to provide id verifycation wich i told them i did not wan't to do. They kept sending me emails back saying i had to verify when i had kindly asked them for a cash back. DON'T USE KINGUIN will not give you a cashback if u don't recieve or go through with their requests. They seem like scammers considering you have to do all these extra things for no reason? Can't i just email them saying it was me who purchased it? Or let me call my bank?
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Posted 2 years ago
Purchased a £45 key for a Switch game that turned out to be invalid. Requested a refund to my original payment method and they made me contact Nintendo Support myself in order to validate if the key is infact invalid. Whilst mid enquiry with Nintendo they randomly refunded me the money as a Kinguin giftcard, despite reassuring me that I will get a refund. I’m now in the process of fighting to get my money back into my original payment method.
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Posted 2 years ago
Excelente. Compré dos juegos y llegaron rápido los códigos al correo
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Posted 2 years ago
Purchased 100$ of Steam Gift Cards. Turns out they didn't work (had already been used). Merchant unresponsive to complaint. Kinguin Support have now made me wait 100 Hours (despite saying it would be resolved in 24 hours each day), they have made me take multiple screenshots, and have even tried to make me get information from Steam that legally I am not entitled to. They dont want to refund you. They want to rob you. Waste of time Company who care more about their Third Party Contracts than their Customers. Avoid.
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Posted 2 years ago
Sorry for putting forward the truth so bluntly, but it is unfortunately a simple thing: Kinguin is nothing more than a Cheating "money machine". I have come to know their business model, the hard way (getting scammed / loosing my money to them): - Kinguin is selling, what looks like the very cheapest licenses out there. - They copy the product-text of legitimate sellers - for instance "ESET Internet Security, 1 year, 5 devices". - And, the buyer pays - thinking he/she has made a good deal. - Kinguin (or a lot of their ?fake? "sub-sellers"), then send an "add-extra device code" to the customer. - which of course makes the customer contact Kinguins support! - and, now "support" (through a slow "ticket-service") demands from the customer, proof of what he/she is "claiming". - that is, proof such as a screenshot of the License-Page. - which the buyer can-NOT deliver (because he/she can-NOT get to the license page, because it isn't his/her license!) - And, Kinguin then "unfortunately" can NOT help, nor give a refund. What a Criminal organized well thought-out SCAM!
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Posted 2 years ago
Be aware of the kinguin website. Their marketplace is frauding on their customers. I purchased several products using paysafecard, and once I created order with reasonable price it became "on hold". They blocked my order, and all I got is endless blunt excuses from support, that aimed only for evading the fulfillment of order completion or moneyback. I contacted customer support and they illegally asked me to provide paysafecard vouchers photos with paper note "for kinguin" as "proof" that i really own money i used, to complete my order. This violates PSC rules, because it’s strictly prohibited to share PSC vouchers with ANYONE. However, I kindly provided them with requested data. but they asked me to provide it again in a different visual form. "Final verification" is a lie. After my multiple complaints on illegal actions of kinguin - support requested my personal identity documents with handwritten order number, with promise that this is "final verification". I provided this data, but - they requested it again in different form. Second "final verification" is a lie. Now they requested a selfie from me holding my ID in one hand and a piece of paper with „kinguin“ in the other hand. Apart from the fact, that this third weird request has surely absolutely nothing to do with a proof of paysafecards belonging to me, I simply don’t have the third hand which could hold my smartphone during this acrobatic challenge. Kinguin has answered it like that: "We understand that this request might be troublesome but it should be the final step of verifying your order". Paysafecard by itself - is an anonymous payment method, but kinguin think different - and make it mostly compromised method for user identity. Every "verification request" is a fraud scheme of kinguin, to easily achieve and block your money forever. Paysafecard is anonymous payment method and Kinguin use this, because most of PSC owners don't wish to reveal their identity, and a good opportunity to steal the money by Kinguin. They refused to make any kind of chargeback, and all I get is a new and new "verification requirements", all of them is illegal. I was not willing to accept that kind of excessive verification and requested a refund via bank wire and wanted to provide my IBAN for the money transfer. That also has been declined by support explaining that such a refund to my bank account would be a violation of the rule of avoidance of money laundering and a refund via paysafecard is technically impossible and there is no other way to solve this problem besides of following their requirements for endless amount of weird verifications. That means to me as customer that the only possible alternative to that kind of excessively blackmailing verification process could be a total waiver of the whole payment amount without any return service. If you wish to lose your money, make your private confidential identity and financial data publicly accessible - welcome to kinguin, they know how to do it, and will help you with that. I add video proof that is available by link: https://vimeo.com/514655250
Kinguin 1 star review on 22nd February 2021
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Posted 3 years ago
Avoid. Not worth your money KWTVGHJD8LK Avoid. I've purchased Guild Wars 2 code which doesn't work and Kinguin sided with the seller, refusing a refund or any solution. Proof can be uploaded on request. 07.01.2020 Update "Dear Buyer, Please, accept our most sincere apology for the inconvenience. Unfortunately, we cannot assist you with this issue any further. Please, accept this 10% discount code as compensation for the inconvenience: #####-########### Should any questions or doubts arise, please feel free to contact us. Kind regards, Karlito" Latest reply from Kinguin. First, they sold me a product that doesn't work and now they don't want to refund me the money but giving me a code to make another purchase. It's like buying again from someone who already cheated you and took your money away from you. Customer service close to zero. Closing account and never buying anything from them again. And that is a final thought - AVOID KINGUIN, if something goes wrong their warranty is not worth a penny, you are getting nothing.
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Posted 3 years ago
I am seller. Nickname GameService. Kinguin don't pay me 7500 euro already 11 months. Nobody wants to help me. 0 reaction from support... Good job, Kinguin-Liarguin!!! I am going to court. You will pay me in court much more than 7,500 euros and you know it ;-)
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Posted 4 years ago
Key did not work. No help from them. Don't buy from here. Terrible experience.
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Posted 5 years ago
Great site to find Steam game codes for a decent price. Online shopping so saves on going out hunting and they have a great range of games. Service is great and website makes it easy for purchases.Once verification of payment is met item is supplied in as quick as 1 minute(my last dlc).Also has a gaurantee for additional price.
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Posted 7 years ago
Kinguin is rated 1.7 based on 33 reviews