G2A UNDER FIRE from Developers

Mica.... I need that shirt!

Safe and G2A?  It could happen.  

Don't see it happening and time soon though.

Wonder how G2A is going to screen on the keys to make sure that all of them are legitimate?

It's a perfectly legal market to resell steam keys. Selling a game at a pawn shop is also perfectly legal. However the pawn shops own up to the fact that people try to use their businesses in an illegal manner and make sure they know how to find you if you are suspected of selling stolen goods. Instead of paying for a fee to "make sure that the key works" how about making sure you don't sell stolen keys and if you do, know who tried to pass it off as legitimate? Seems like a fair and honest thing to do instead of trying to defend the practice itself and attempting to give the people who actually made the game pennies on the dollar for their work, especially when the platform is notorious for having illegal keys.

I don't understand how G2A haven't been busted by the police for trading in stolen goods or just plain sued by a group of dev's... this is clearly class action suit territory!

Was anyone else hoping Joel would randomly appear and interrupt Mica?