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What's the best key reseller? Keysfan? Supercdk? Others?

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11 minutes ago, PowerPCFan said:

I've heard of Keysfan, Supercdk, GVGmall, URCDkey, and more. Does anyone have experience with these key resellers and what's the best?

I don't know those specifically but IMO they're all extremely risky as many key sites are marketplaces allowing anyone to sell keys, which may be stolen.

 

The only one I'm fairly sure of are CDKeys as I believe they use regional pricing to obtain legitimate keys themselves, rather than the others that lets anyone sell keys.

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I've heard of Keysfan, Supercdk, GVGmall, URCDkey, and more. Does anyone have experience with these key resellers and what's the best?

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11 minutes ago, PowerPCFan said:

I've heard of Keysfan, Supercdk, GVGmall, URCDkey, and more. Does anyone have experience with these key resellers and what's the best?

I don't know those specifically but IMO they're all extremely risky as many key sites are marketplaces allowing anyone to sell keys, which may be stolen.

 

The only one I'm fairly sure of are CDKeys as I believe they use regional pricing to obtain legitimate keys themselves, rather than the others that lets anyone sell keys.

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7 minutes ago, Alex Atkin UK said:

I don't know those specifically but IMO they're all extremely risky as many key sites are marketplaces allowing anyone to sell keys, which may be stolen.

 

The only one I'm fairly sure of are CDKeys as I believe they use regional pricing to obtain legitimate keys themselves, rather than the others that lets anyone sell keys.

This one? https://www.cdkeys.com/

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If I answer your question (or someone else), please mark it as the answer. 

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