Guild Wars 2

Hello,

I don’t know where to ask this question, so I’m going to ask it here.
There is this website [REDACTED URL of third party site] which sells 2000 gems for 20.61 euro’s.
It’s cheaper than the ingame store so I’m wondering if that website is trustworthy.
Also I’d like to know, if I buy 4000 gems from that website, would I receive a green quaggan backpack and a mini-Mr.Sparkles?

I’m mainly asking for the trustworthyness of the website in question and weather I would receive a mini-Mr.Sparkles.
(I’m buying 4k gems just because of the mini :P)

Considering its name, I would be suspicious. As far as I know, the only authorized way to buy gems are through the Gem Store in-game and Gem cards at authorized retailers. But, I really know nothing about that site….if it seems to good to be true, it probably is.

I’m waiting for a dev’s reply tbh

Well, you may have to wait until Monday afternoon, as the Liaison often doesn’t post on the weekends. No rush, I suppose. Good luck. =)

If it’s not listed here https://www.guildwars2.com/en/retailers/#UnitedStates-physical

I wouldn’t trust it.

If that site does work in a legit fashion, they sell you a code you redeem in game. That would be a purchase of gems (the only way to acquire gems and NOT have it count is using the gold EXCHANGE. ‘Cause that’s an exchange, not a purchase).

But that list is the list of recognized retailers.

Ok, this is weird, someone in my guild gave me that website and he said he bought gems from it, and that website isnt in that list.

Jsvkkie.2037:

Ok, this is weird, someone in my guild gave me that website and he said he bought gems from it, and that website isnt in that list.

Just because they actually sell codes does not mean they are legit. It has happened many times with many games, where a site will use stolen credit card info to purchase codes, then sell them at a discount to others. When the fraud is discovered, it’s the person who used the codes who lose their accounts. My 2 cents, that site is using an anonymous service to hide who the true registers/owners are. If they where legit, they would have no reason to hide that information.