Want: FiFa 2014

guess ill start with 25keys from an amazon cdkey.

Not an offer but want to give some information as Im also FIFA 14 shopping.

Amazon works very weird with Origin. What I mean is that when you buy an Origin game on Amazon, it gives you a "token" rather than a key. Its not like Steam. This token has to be immediately applied to an account and you have to log in to Origin via Amazon. There's also country restrictions. I had a bunch of Amazon credit that I was willing to trade for TF2 keys, i.e. I would buy a game on Amazon at request and give the key provided to the other person for keys. One person requested an Origin game and this was discovered. The token is non-transferable and if you get it from say the US store, you can't apply it to say a UK'ers Origin account. Country restrictions are a lot more, well, strict when you purchase Origin games via Amazon.

Its gotta be a new thing (as when I purchased FIFA 13 last year on Amazon, I got an Origin key), but I notice it coming up with a lot of Origin games on Amazon lately. It says "Online Game Code" but when you go through the purchase it demands you log in to Origin via Amazon so it can directly apply the token. It may be possible to give the person purchasing your Origin name/pass to get the token applied, but I have no idea if this will work b/c of the country restrictions. Its not like Steam keys which are ROW when you get them from Amazon. Be wary of trading for Origin games purchased on Amazon. I dont think it restricts every game, but it definitely does on a bunch and they're mostly newer games Im noticing on.

Im likely going to end up just getting FIFA 14 via Amazon for myself. Trading for it may cause issues, but again, Im not sure if FIFA 14 uses this "token system", but I wouldnt be surprised at all if it does.