Jesus dood, start using Steam. It's well set up, and easy to navigate. And if you're banned, you lose your games. HOWEVER, you can get them back by contacting steam support. I can post the email I got telling how to get them back.
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| Steam Support wrote: Thank you for contacting Steam Support. In order to investigate this issue, we must verify your ownership of the software and associated Steam Account(s). If you purchased software through Steam with a credit card, please confirm the card type (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express), full name, expiration date, and last four digits of the card used with the order(s). If you purchased software through Steam through PayPal, please provide the PayPal account holder billing information (name and address) and the PayPal Invoice ID. The Invoice ID will be 16-18 digits long and comprised of only numbers. It may be listed as the Order Description Number. If you registered software purchased at a retail location, please handwrite your Support Ticket Number xxxx-xxxx-xxxx on the quick reference card or sticker above the CD Key (the number should not be written on a separate piece of paper or inserted with an image editor) and reply with a digital photo or scan of the CD Key in .jpg format. Please ensure that you submit a full-color image, rather than a photocopy. If you have any difficulty locating the CD Key on the packaging, please see the following link: URL: http://support.steampowered.com/kb_arti ... -WUSF-3601 Example scans: http://support.steampowered.com/images/ ... cdkey1.jpg http://support.steampowered.com/images/ ... cdkey2.jpg After verifying your proof of ownership we will gladly assist you with this issue. | |
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Getting them back isn't too hard. So get a friggin' steam account, and hit me up at: MurphyPendleton