CJS CD KEYS

dogmanstaruk · 28 Nov 2012 at 19:53

MOOGLEYS said:
It's when problems occur a company shows it's true colours. CJS are just not interested if there is a problem.

Perhaps you could explain why last week within 30 mins I had received a replacement code for my Creed 3 after the Uplay mess of last week? I would like to point out that my ticket was raised at 22.30.

For me I have bought 4 games, and never had an issue. Sure the site has a poor design, but so far I have yet to experience any problems. I wouldn't say that they are my main source of games, but for impulse buys it is fine. I wanted a cheap Creed 3 as I already purchased the 360 version, and at 22 quid they delivered.

dogmanstaruk · 28 Nov 2012 at 19:55

name89 said:
But yes, does sound fraudulent, reminds me of shop.to

Shop.to are fantastic. Good pricing, and awesome delivery. All my boxed purchases for my consoles, including my Wii U, are from them. Not sure what you are talking about, did something happen?

dogmanstaruk · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:06

StriderX said:
I hope there's a reason why EA and other companies haven't shut this CDkey site down, is it because its run by this one guy? or that his turnover isnt enough to bother with?

I don't think companies such as have the power to close other organisations down. They could take civil action, or report criminal activities to the authorities for investigation. If CJS are selling illegal keys through key gens then yes the authorities would investigate as it is fraud. However if they are selling legit keys which they have purchased, no matter the source country, then they haven't done anything illegal.

I think the recent EU ruling regarding digital ownership invalidating the majority of EULA draconian threats (such as account banning) must favour distributors who sell cheap sourced legal keys. Perhaps it is the case that Valve and EA really don't want to poke at the hornet's nest regarding these sites. After all the court action Apple took to stop users jail breaking their Apple products really back fired when the judge ruled it was perfectly legal for owners to do so.

Spektor · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:12

dogmanstaruk said:
If CJS are selling illegal keys through key gens then yeah the authorities would investigate as it is fraud. However if they are selling legit keys which they have purchased, no matter the source country, then they haven't done anything illegal.

It was shown with Guild Wars 2 that where ever or who ever they source their keys from use credit card fraud to attain them. There is absolutely no way that it is an isolated incident with just one game, just one time, or that CJs CD keys are unaware of this.

dogmanstaruk · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:16

Spektor said:
There is absolutely no way that it is an isolated incident with just one game, just one time, or that CJs CD keys are unaware of this.

There is absolutely no way that you can say that. You have no evidence either way, so why even post it?

Nothing but hearsay.

Spektor · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:23

dogmanstaruk said:
There is absolutely no way that you can say that. You have no evidence either way, so why even post it?

Nothing but hearsay.

The Guild Wars 2 devs themselves attested to the keys CJs were handing out being sourced from credit card fraud. The way CJs handled everything was downright dodgy and epically unprofessional. No evidence to any beyond that (that I know of) but the idea that was all entirely a one off doesn't fly with me at all.

dogmanstaruk · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:28

Spektor said:
one off doesn't fly with me at all.

You could be right, and if you are then their house of cards will eventually tumble.

d_brennen · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:30

Used them several times. Yet to be disappointed. In fact a lot of more "credible" companies could learn a lesson or two in CS from CJS Keys, in my experience.

With any grey market online serial seller, you pay your money and take your chance. Quite often their prices aren't THAT attractive either

borley · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:31

Spektor said:
The Guild Wars 2 devs themselves attested to the keys CJs were handing out being sourced from credit card fraud. The way CJs handled everything was downright dodgy and epically unprofessional. No evidence to any beyond that (that I know of) but the idea that was all entirely a one off doesn't fly with me at all.

SORRY BUT WHY HAS HE BEEN ARRESTED AND THE SITE TAKEN DOWN IF SO DODGY?

Spektor · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:36

borley said:
SORRY BUT WHY HAS HE BEEN ARRESTED AND THE SITE TAKEN DOWN IF SO DODGY?

Because they didn't commit the credit card fraud themselves, they sourced keys from whoever did... I imagine they could paint themselves to be as much the victim of the fraud.

You don't work for CJs keys do you? incoherent caps was the brand of reply their customer support where giving out during the Guild Wars 2 debacle

borley · 28 Nov 2012 at 20:42

No i don't work for them typical answer a 12 year old, i accidentely left caps on, i just don't understand all these people complaing yet why haven't they been taken down? all these big companies like EA and Valve have the money but they let them carry on, sounds like people just believing everything they hear.

MOOGLEYS · 28 Nov 2012 at 21:08

I was commenting on my case, the fact CJS lied blatantly on a paypal claim contradicting what was on his own site. Refusing to honor what I had purchased or offer a refund. The response I have had is of little help other than it's my fault and I need to contact UBi for them to investigate.

Paypal would not continue with the case as they have now removed non tactile items from their buyer protection scheme. I reported to my payment card company who are now investigating and were happy that I have proof from both me and even CJS that I have not received what I paid for. This is being dealt with by the fraud dept.

I'm not making this up I have no reason too I'm just stating my side of the story. If CJS had of just either refunded me or gave me a code so I got what I paid for I would be here saying that I received great service. But as is I have not....

eekfek · 28 Nov 2012 at 21:37

used them once, received a stolen key.

terrible after sales service, will never use again and advise others not too.

Marcos · 11 Jan 2014 at 23:52

Just tried these guys out for 2x 48 hour Xbox lives codes....both failed/invalid codes.

Waste of time. Contacting them for a refund, will leave a bad review.

Zenduri · 12 Jan 2014 at 00:17

I bought fifa 13, far cry 3 and i think an arma 2 dlc ages ago all 3 went through fine, quickly and without any issues, guess i got lucky?

pprest123 · 12 Jan 2014 at 04:40

I used them once, to purchase Battlefield 4 + Premium. They sent me a code from the AMD promotion... I'm not even sure this is legal. Either way, I immediately disputed it. Never again

Strife212 · 12 Jan 2014 at 06:56

pprest123 said:
I used them once, to purchase Battlefield 4 + Premium. They sent me a code from the AMD promotion... I'm not even sure this is legal. Either way, I immediately disputed it. Never again

It's a legit, grey market key. What's wrong with that? What do you expect when you buy a dirt cheap key from an unorthodox site?

Huggie86 · 12 Jan 2014 at 07:57

I've also used these guys once and had no problems, the key arrived quickly and worked fine. Reading all the comments in this thread about them though has made sure I will not be using them again.

kunoichia · 12 Jan 2014 at 11:46

9 games bought here. Cheapest and never had a single problem.
O and the comments about CJS just make me lol. good luck getting keys from other cd key sites for nearly the same price as retail..

Omaeka · 12 Jan 2014 at 12:19

Worldofcdkeys, G2Play, ************* (Gaming Dragons, absolute fail censor system) & Buygamecode are pretty much better in every way. That's just off the top of my head too.