How do third party stub sites work?
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I'm completely naive about this stuff, but with all the talk of bannings, it got me thinking about the actual logistics of this stuff.
So, do people actually hand over their credit card details to a sketchy website and then trust said website owners to surreptitiously transfer the stubs to their account via dodgy, inflated marketplace purchases? Or am I totally on the wrong track?
Putting aside the ethics of it, the idea of doing that is wildly risky to me.
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@NotesOfJohn_PSN yeah I don’t understand this I got scammed once in like nba 2k18 and never again. I was young and careless 7th or 8th grade I think then but thankfully it was just for mt no credit card or debit involved. I am completely Nms but if I where to spend money it would be on the actual game itself let’s just say a lot has happened since the 2k scam in just life Ive gotten anxiety and panic attacks pretty bad since then thankfully not as bad as it was a Cpl years ago, I’ve learned to control it more and as a overthinker no deal is worth the reassurance I would get by just buying it the right way.
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You buy the coins and then give them your login and then I assume they do some kind of stub transfer or have you buy the cards off the market.
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I’ve heard of a 10 year old that is very proficient

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@Apolloz_99_MLBTS Thanks man.
[censored], people are trusting.I wouldn't be putting my credit card details into a sketchy site, let alone giving someone access to my PSN.
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@MattySpence503_PSN Haha i should have just asked him.
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@Onix_Savage22_PSN Thanks for the reply, mate.
Sorry that happened.It all sounds super sketchy.
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Prefer we don't discuss the ins and outs of how this kind of thing works, so I'm going to lock this thread.
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S SDS_JoeK_PSN locked this topic