carnival73: G2A...well, I think I've discovered the problem; their Hong Kong customer service doesn't speak Englilsh
so there's no use writing to them.

mechmouse: Other than Witcher there are no games on GoG which you can get legitimate keys outside of the GoG store.

ElTerprise: That's not entirely accurate:
Buying Everspace on Humble gives you a GOG and a Steam key, buying War for the Overworld gives you a GOG or a Steam key

carnival73: Alright so I've been doing some research

Most of the dead keys on G2A (and Kinguin) are a result of snipers getting to the key the same time you are but they're quicker at activating

Kinguin's Live support is quick to access and very helpful

G2A...well, I think I've discovered the problem; their Hong Kong customer service doesn't speak Englilsh
so there's no use writing to them.

I've found that if you get a dead key on G2A just fill in a ticket for it and don't give the seller feedback
G2A won't pay the seller until you report the key was good

There's a stand down to be refunded; if you get a dead key prepare to wait three weeks for refund
(Kinguin is within twenty-four hours)

Don't write support they will just mock you because your letter to them will only read as
'Meow meow meow! MEOW meow meow!'

zlaywal: Ain't Hong Kong people speak 3 language, Cantonese, English and Mandarin? I found it hard to believe a international market space CS didn't speak English.

direspirefirewire: Exactly. It's pretty appalling for carnival73 to insinuate that HongKongers don't speak, read and write in English.

tinyE: You think that's bad you should look at his other threads. :P
He has a history here.