this wont work
if the price difference is more than 10%, steam wont allow gifting
i have usa account and was not able to gift it to eu user
Where's the proof? You do not even live in the United States according to your profile. And also All the countries of South America are of the same Region, the only difference are the prices. There is no sense the person can not receive a gift because the price is different.
you can check the prices here https://steamdb.info/app/637650/
Argentine Peso $11.32
Brazilian Real $20.02
again if the price is 10% higher you wont be able to gift https://www.steamgifts.com/go/comment/6bfnyu9
i live in syria, we do not have a store so we are using usa store as default
good luck tho
Thanks for the answers. But let's imagine now, if I travel to Argentina and buy the game, there is no problem, right?
It's because I have a friend that sometimes travels to Argentina, so he can help me. If he changes the region of the store, does he have some type of cooldown to return to the Brazilian region after the purchases?
it was 15 days, idk if they change that
you can use proxy of vpn, that will works also
I've seen people using Proxy and changing the region to buy, but I think it's risky and I also think it's against the rules. What do you think?
idk it is up to you,
people in my country usually change their store to ru, but i didnt do the risk so far
Thank you for your help. I think the safest way is when my friend buy the games in my account when he is in Argentina or log into my account on someone's computer in Argentina and buy via Team Viewer.
Recently I noticed that in Argentina has the cheapest prices in South America.
I'm from Brazil, and wanted to trade a copy of:
FINAL FANTASY XV WINDOWS EDITION $12.23
Shenmue I & II $11.72
Considering that the price of the Key in the Steam Market is $ 2.44 Currently, I wanted to buy both by 5 keys each.
Can someone who lives in Argentina help me? The Promotion of FINAL FANTASY XV WINDOWS EDITION ends September 3, but Shenmue its fine.
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