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General discussion (archive)Converting a Game to a Gift (18 posts)(18 posts)
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Posted June 21, 2014
I also forgot to check the gift box and then just wrote support! They wrote back within 3 hours or so! No problems! =)
Posted June 21, 2014
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HypersomniacLive: Good point about not attempting to download any of the game related files.
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Psyringe: Well, even if it were downloaded, the customer could still apply for the 30-day discount, get their money back, and re-buy the game as a gift. Or get their money back period.

But yeah, it's always nicer if the game is obviously untouched.
That money back guarantee requires there to be a compatibility issue, not an I already have the game or don't like it issue. I'm sure the OP would have to work with tech support to verify that the game won't run.
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Reever: I also forgot to check the gift box and then just wrote support! They wrote back within 3 hours or so! No problems! =)
I kind of wish they'd default to making it a gift unless you opt out. It would probably solve a lot of headaches as you can always redeem the gift yourself, in fact I generally do that when I don't want to play a game immediately.
Post edited June 21, 2014 by hedwards
Posted June 21, 2014
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hedwards: I kind of wish they'd default to making it a gift unless you opt out. It would probably solve a lot of headaches as you can always redeem the gift yourself, in fact I generally do that when I don't want to play a game immediately.
That's a good idea actually, also thought about it. They at least could implement it as an option,
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