Purchase product on steam

No. They want you to keep paying them for their service. Find one that allows peer-to-peer. Any VPN worth a damn is fine with it.

based mutt

It's legal because it was clearly a mistake.

fail to see the problem, you have your pesos back, stop crying

>Buy product for cheap due to glitch
>"Whoops, you weren't able to do that, and the glitch was abused, so we've had to remove the license from your account but we also gave you a full refund."
>WTF bros! I should be able to change my region location in order to exploit a glitch and steal from a company without repercussions, how is this fare?
Is Zig Forums just made up of children?

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lol

Yeah. What's up with all the childish strawmans?

Not in Poland. If they set up wrong price, they MUST sell at that price. No refusal allowed. That's because this was used for too many scams in 90s.

Isn't it much easier to scam the system the other way around with that, though?

>Know someone in charge of pricing products
>Tell them to have a little accident
>Damn near free products

Because you literally exploited a glitch to receive the product for that price. It is legal for them to do this with physical items, try and ring up a playstation 5 as a banana at your local walmart self check-out, it'll run you about 2.50$, but if the store catches you doing it they have the right to take the merchandise back since you are exploiting the system to get the product for an unintended price.

>all these people defending a corporation revoking a purchase that wasn't the user's error
Shouldn't you all be prepping your bull?

If they already gave you the item and let you walk out the door, they can't then call you up and demand you come back with more money or return the item. That's a completed deal. A digital transaction shouldn't be exempt from that.
If these were just pre-orders then sure, they can cancel and renegotiate.

But they were already sold the item. You can't backtrack after the fact and take the product away. Imagine if you bought something at the store then the next day you get a knock on the door from the store manager saying you have to return it because he printed the label wrong.

Thanks to the legal magic of app stores, cloud magic, and licensing, you don't actually buy much of anything when you put your money down for software today.

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You don't know shit once the offer is accepted and consideration changes hands you can't go back on it irl. Only in this digital 'you don't own anything' world would people defend forcibly going back on a done deal.

>That's because this was used for too many scams in 90s.
based poles

>you walk into Walmart
>buy a loaf of bread
>2 weeks later knock on your door
>”you actually didn’t pay full price for a loaf of bread here is the receipt that’s been tracked to your credit card leading us the police to your residence with an order for you to pay full price due to the businesses worker forgetting to put an extra 0 at the end of the price. The court orders you to return the purchased goods and you’ll receive your money paid”

So you guys think this is fine with digital goods huh?

It's the law, user.

Yeah! Businesses should go under due to a slip of the finger!

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Can you give some recommendations? You can put it in base 64 is it'll make you feel better about spoon feeding.

There is literally no other reason to pay for a VPN.
VPNs are for connecting to home or work networks (free) or pirating (paid). Anything else, a VPN is not worthwhile or they'll report your ass to the FBI.

Depending on the country there may not be something they can do. Once a sale is final you can't revoke it. Considering Steam gives you immediate access to the goods that sale is final

Oh the fuckin irony.

>vegas
just pirate premiere, retard