"As a thief, your goal is to cash out the money on stolen credit cards as soon as possible, before they get blocked. "Bestselling games on G2A are exactly the same games that are popular everywhere, so basically AAA titles," the post explains. The post goes on to address G2A's reputation of being a place where credit card thieves can peddle their stolen goods, but it contends that "it's not easy" to steal credit cards. More specifically in Descenders' case, G2A said only five keys for the game ever showed up on the marketplace, adding that G2A has - in this case at least - not lost the developer any revenue. Some publishers even sell their keys officially through G2A Direct - the site's way of showing the key you're looking at is being offered by a developer's official account. In the post, G2A says the vast majority of games sold on its platform come from businesses who get discounts on buying large quantities of keys directly from publishers. In a lengthy letter, G2A attempted to explain how the site works, where keys come from, and offered developers who say they've been scammed some recourse. In response to the recent controversy that caused multiple developers to ask players to pirate their games instead of buying keys through G2A, the retailer has fired back. Online game retailer G2A is vowing to compensate developers who fall victim to fraudulent credit card purchases tenfold.
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