it is bad to buy on Steam?

Hi guys ok its me again my aunt still didnt find the copy of. But my cousin are willing to use her credit card also were in same place so i just want to use her credit card and then send the box to our relatives in US then on november 20 my grandmother will come here. So im confusing in amazon can someone help me.

First if we sign up in amazon then make a new account so what address can we put in credit card section our address here or the address that will going to deliver the game?

or for the easy one should buy in steam? lol it cost 48 dollars trilogy + expansion but im not in hurry to play this game and in amazon it cost 37 trilogy+ eotn

Please help me about amazon thanks.

get the trilogy + eotn off amazon obv. for the credit card, put the address of where you want it delivered of course, i mean they will end up sending it to that address, might as well be secure. Plus no matter what address you put in, it should be correct and end up getting to you, which will most likely happen if you put it in correctly.

id advise avoiding steam to be honest.
it is quite an intrusive delivery system which updates and downloads onto your machine wether you want it to or not.
just get the normal amazon one,its much less hassle. cheers

ok thanks guys hmm last night i check the price for both on amazon it cost 37 but now it cost 41 so the items on amazon changing?

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hey rise so at the of the process they are going to ask the delivery address?

also does it really need to sign up to buy on amazon?

You need to have an account on amazon, yes. Basically you want to put down your delivery address yeah, where they will be delivering it to. Amazon isn't the government hunting you down because you didn't put your home address down What i recommend though is that you use paypal instead, its so much easily traceable, its safer for me especially.

Amazon has separate billing and delivery addresses. You must enter the address associated with the credit card as the billing address, but you can use a different delivery address if you want.

I think he meant the delivery address, it's hard to understand. :/

If you want it to arrive on your doorstep, I'd recommend telling them where that door is... Yes, sign up; you can then do "1-click buy" and record your aunts credit details!

thanks a lot guys hmm paypal well isnt it compete with amazon? well ok to do easily signup to amazon put credit card details even its faka address then input real delivery address is that right? hehe sorry guys ive never use online payment seriously

amazon is very safe and simple to use,must be because i can use it!
they're not big brother the just want to make money and ive used them for years with zero problems. cheers

Either way is safe and fine.

To order via Steam, you have to have Steam installed, but once you finish your order, you can just copy/paste the GW keys then uninstall steam. You do not have to keep Steam installed to play GW. I know this for a fact because I bought one of my accounts this way.

To order off of Amazon, yes you must give your mailing address...so they know where to ship the game to. >.> The shipping address and billing address are seperate fields, so you can put different ones in (the billing address is the address associated with the credit card, the shipping address is where the order will be sent to). If the credit card holder lives with you, I'd recommend just putting your address in for both (billing and shipping), to keep things simple.

ok thanks stolen ah so the billing is whereis they will send the reciept of the credit card is that right sorry i dont have credit card ok thanks anyway guys. usually in amazon the free delivery is for only 5 days right?

Also, the billing address needs to match the billing address for the credit card or the purchase may be denied, so make sure you put in the correct one.

In the future, please use respective support for your issues. While users are more than happy to help you and point you in the right direction, it's easier and you're guaranteed to get correct information from actual support. (In this case, amazon.)

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