http://plati.ru/asp/pay.asp?id_d=1299680
50 bucks, its russian digital codes sales only site, I bought there few games, seems legit.
ps
if you want to buy there - read the description of the product, 'cuz you'll get your key only 15 of may. aaaand you can find there d3 for 28 bucks, dont buy it - it is russian only language version.

Fragile51

Netherlands15767 Posts

April 18 2012 09:06 GMT

#22

On April 18 2012 11:26 Jragon wrote:

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Really? Germans don't use credit cards?

It's not that weird really, in holland a lot of people don't have credit cards either. The sole reason people have them is to order stuff from abroad, they don't use them for anything other then that ...

Sophia

Germany115 Posts

April 18 2012 09:36 GMT

#23

SC2 Release:
Battle.Net = 60€
Amazon = 38€
GameStop/MediaMarkt etc = 38€

Will be the same with D3. Just wait for the release and Amazon etc will lower the price, because they always want to sell for the lowest price.

@Credit-Card
PayPal > CreditCards. CreditCards are just the most retarded paying-method ever, I don't get why people use it.

Cascade

Australia5405 Posts

April 18 2012 09:44 GMT

#24

I actually very interested in the topic, so please don't lose track on this thread, but I just have to...

no credit cards?! wtf?
So you guys go to the bank once a month and carry huge amounts off cash around to pay stuff? How do you pay larger amounts, like when you buy a computer, or a phone, expensive clothes etc? Or how does it work? I'm very curious.

Sophia

Germany115 Posts

April 18 2012 10:34 GMT

#25

We have EC-Cards. No idea how they are called in English. But you can pay with them in every store. You put your EC-Card in the stores cardreader, put in your PIN and the money gets transfered.
But the difference is, you don't get a bill at the end of the month, so you can't take on debt with it. You need to have money on your Bank-account to pay with the EC-Cards.
Thats why germans don't have like 20.000$ debt per person. We don't buy things on credit!

MoonfireSpam

United Kingdom1153 Posts

April 18 2012 10:35 GMT

#26

Ah like a debit card (only pay with money you HAVE). Makes sense.

Rannasha

Netherlands2398 Posts

April 18 2012 10:47 GMT

#27

Pretty much everyone in western Europe uses debit cards rather than credit cards. They come with your bank account, so that's easy. Obviously they avoid the debt-issue of credit cards, although some bank accounts allow you to go into the negative to a certain limit, at a relatively high interest rate.

Plenty of people to have a credit card, but they only use it for purchases from foreign websites. Often the limit on the CC is quite low as well.

kudlaty_true

Poland158 Posts

April 18 2012 11:12 GMT

#28

Yep, in Poland the concept of credit cards is pretty much laughable, seing as virtually everyone have a debit card and make all transactions with it. Wheter it's paying for your bread of your 50 inch tv.

Shock710

Australia6097 Posts

April 18 2012 11:36 GMT

#29

I heard some where that the usa diablo3 is like 60$? (can someone comfirm) casue last time i check for d3 in aus its like 80+ which is a complete WTF seeing how the australian dollar is doing so good (so close to the american) so i really dont get how our prices are plus 20$ (shipping maybe???)
p.s these are non-preorder prices

Cascade

Australia5405 Posts

April 18 2012 12:04 GMT

#30

On April 18 2012 19:34 Sophia wrote:
We have EC-Cards. No idea how they are called in English. But you can pay with them in every store. You put your EC-Card in the stores cardreader, put in your PIN and the money gets transfered.
But the difference is, you don't get a bill at the end of the month, so you can't take on debt with it. You need to have money on your Bank-account to pay with the EC-Cards.
Thats why germans don't have like 20.000$ debt per person. We don't buy things on credit!

ah, ok. I'm a bit less scandalised then.

but my visa card is the same, that I can only pay if I got money on the account, but I can use it to pay for things online internationally. maybe the germans just have some special funny standard that isn't really supported outside germany?
edit: rereading some previous posts, is it only UK that require debit cards? I'm not sure I've used my visa to buy stuff from UK, although I think I did at some point. While less scandalised, I'm still confused.

Disregard

China10252 Posts

April 18 2012 16:35 GMT

#31

Newegg has a $10 off promotion for Diablo 3 pre-orders right now

Disregard

China10252 Posts

April 18 2012 16:41 GMT

#32

Debit and credit cards, pretty much the same general concept in all countries. Though using your credit card for some small purchases doesn't hurt as it helps to boost that credit report, of course only if you can pay it back

calin

Australia107 Posts

April 20 2012 14:24 GMT

#33

Some Germans have credit cards but as a general rule I would say most don't. In restaurants for example you almost always pay cash, the majority of places don't even have facilities for an EC card(eftpos/standard bank card). I'm not really sure why they don't use credit cards, maybe because you HAVE to pay them off every month so there's no real point..or it could just be because (gross generalisation coming) most Germans are kinda stingy??

Inex

Bulgaria443 Posts

April 20 2012 14:26 GMT

#34

Amazon.co.uk has it for 28 GBP. Other game retailers have it in the price range of 30-34 GBP, which I think is a very good deal.

ULuMuGuLu

190 Posts

April 20 2012 15:17 GMT

#35

On April 20 2012 23:24 calin wrote:
Some Germans have credit cards but as a general rule I would say most don't. In restaurants for example you almost always pay cash, the majority of places don't even have facilities for an EC card(eftpos/standard bank card). I'm not really sure why they don't use credit cards, maybe because you HAVE to pay them off every month so there's no real point..or it could just be because (gross generalisation coming) most Germans are kinda stingy??

Dont think like a dickhead or a kid from elementary school. Its easy logic behind it. If you open a restaurant and have some brain u will understand why if you are a clever person. When u pay cash u automatically generate a generous tip when people pay.

If you pay with EC-Cards or stuff like this most people pay the exact price, not more. Thats the restaurant part... the other side, i guess germans are a little smarter than americans and dont buy stuff they normally dont have money for. Thats the reason u guys had that financial crysis a while ago.

SpiffD

Denmark1264 Posts

April 20 2012 15:37 GMT

#36

If you only want a key and don't care for the box you should checkout www.cdkeyprices.com and use www.trustpilot.com to check the reputation of a given company.

DrGreen

Poland708 Posts

April 21 2012 07:47 GMT

#37

Its 169 PLN in Poland which is around 40 EUR

UniversalSnip

9871 Posts

April 21 2012 08:29 GMT

#38

On April 18 2012 20:12 kudlaty_true wrote:
Yep, in Poland the concept of credit cards is pretty much laughable, seing as virtually everyone have a debit card and make all transactions with it. Wheter it's paying for your bread of your 50 inch tv.

In the US everyone has a debit card... but they also have a credit card

snow2.0

Germany2073 Posts

April 21 2012 09:35 GMT

#39

http://www.dlcompare.com/games/buy-cd-key-diablo-3-213

I myself dont really trust this site yet, but i've ordered 2 games from sites llinked there on real steals and it worked out fine.
Not sure i'm ready to throw 40€ at it :D

TheDna

Germany577 Posts

April 22 2012 02:32 GMT

#40

Well, you could get the german CE for 60€ and the std ED for 40€ 6weeks ago. I didnt wante to commit to it so early, but now that its gone i m sad i didnt :D