Hello! I don't want to use my credit card info on Chrome and I don't have credit on mobile, but I have money on Steam. I download Call of War from Steam. Here 10.000 gold costs 4,49€. In chrome 5.000 costs 1,39€, so 10.000 would cost 2,78€. Why is there a double price on Steam? That's not fair! I want this to be resolved.
Consider getting a rechargeable VISA or other prepaid credit card. I have one that I use for small internet purchases, and I never keep more than $40 or $50 (usually less) on it for security purposes. I am surely not using my AmEx or my VISA/ATM card tied to my checking account ---- that's an invitation to trouble.Andrei2004 wrote:
I don't want to use my credit card info on Chrome . . . .
I'd imagine the extra is what Steam charges. The right people will have an answer tomorrow when it's awake time in Germany.
I am a child. I can't have a credit card. And my parrents won't accept making me one.MontanaBB wrote:
Consider getting a rechargeable VISA or other prepaid credit card. I have one that I use for small internet purchases, and I never keep more than $40 or $50 (usually less) on it for security purposes. I am surely not using my AmEx or my VISA/ATM card tied to my checking account ---- that's an invitation to trouble.Andrei2004 wrote:
I don't want to use my credit card info on Chrome . . . .
That's exactly how it is. Depending on the platform you just have different conditions, which do not always make it possible to offer Gold for the same price.WiseOdin wrote:
I'd imagine the extra is what Steam charges. The right people will have an answer tomorrow when it's awake time in Germany.
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