Do you buy packs from online?

When I played The Sims 3 I bought a lot through these sites as Origin still charges $20+ for packs whilst all of the TS3 packs are around $3 on these sites, I had one bad experience where I lost the key after a week but I contacted the site and got a full refund instantly. Its a grey market I guess but the savings are worth it a lot of the time

Because I'm a console player I trust the PlayStation store more than a any other way to buy. Also this place has good sales in comparison to other places.

A simple google search and reddit is enough to know whether certain 3rd party seller is trustworthy or not.

"Just_Peachy;c-17541164" wrote:
If I could save significant money by using a key site, I would, but I don't know which ones are truly reliable. Does anybody know of any reliable ones?

"Gordy;c-17541302" wrote:
I never bought keys, but I'm interested in learning about them. I live in Canada, so everything costs substantially more. It's a little intimidating trying to figure it all out, though.

From what I've heard CDKeys is the most reliable and most popular one but I generally use G2A as it's often cheapest and they have a very good refunds policy. But you need to be careful with G2A as it's like Amazon so anyone can put stuff on there - just look at the user ratings before purchasing and you should be good, users with stars next to their name and 95%+ positive ratings are the best ones to go for, avoid the others.

I buy them from Origin because I don't know if I should trust any other site.

I buy the EP codes in the nice physical boxes because I collect them and I want to support my local game store.

I have bought all my sims 4 packs from origin but i did bought 3 sims 3 packs from another site.

I bought Eco and IL through them as it was 35% off in the presale (Canadian) everything else I've gotten from Origin

If I could save significant money by using a key site, I would, but I don't know which ones are truly reliable. Does anybody know of any reliable ones?

I never bought keys, but I'm interested in learning about them. I live in Canada, so everything costs substantially more. It's a little intimidating trying to figure it all out, though.