(05-06-2016, 08:21 PM)Blue Wrote: Goodluck, it's best to do a lot of games at once so you can get faster responses and so you don't feel like you aren't having any luck.

(05-06-2016, 11:09 PM)Jacket Wrote: Do the devs give you Steam keys or something? There's not many games I'm interested in so it would be nice to maybe make ~$20 on g2a just for a quick email.

(11-19-2014, 10:38 PM)Blue Wrote:

I remember seeing this somewhere, and I can't remember where but this is my own written version of the Tutorial but if you know where the original thread is, let me know and I will link it afterwards.

Basically how we will be doing this I guess it kinda has to do with Social Engineering, and I am going to be teaching you how to get free games using gmail and emailing a company, well you could use any email host If you'd like I just like Gmail, because it's linked to youtube. So makes it somewhat more believable.

Step 1. Find a famous youtuber. (Just search a game on youtube and find a semi-famous I would get a semi-famous but it doesn't matter I just found that to work out better. This guy has 4 mil subs, so I will try my luck cause he is pretty famous. )

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Step 2. Create a Gmail account! ( Make it believable. Try and keep the name in the email somewhere! )


Step 3. Find a game and find the company email! ( I usually find them on steam! )

Step 4. Click "Visit Website"

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Step 5. Find an Email or a Contact button! If you find a contact form it should look like this:

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Step 6. Send out an email something like this:

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FINAL STEP. Wait. I would send a few emails out, and it's easier to get games from indie devs. I have indeed, got several copies of games doing this, you might also wanna try with different youtubers. Like, changing up the email, and doing so! Goodluck!

Little Edit: Make sure the user you pick does not have a business email set-up cause some company's might look for that.