[quote name='Motoki']If they succeed in convincing Bethesda you won't have a choice.
Even if they don't the mere fact that they are trying is exceedingly shady as far as I'm concerned. Those keys have already gone out and been activated in any number of different scenarios that make revoking them extremely thorny.[/QUOTE]
See, I'm not convinced they are trying to convince Bethesda here. That many copies of Skyrim, Doom 3, and Dishonored, as well as numerous lesser games, at that sort of discount is going to depress potential sales on those games moving forward through 2013. There's a reason publishers have agreements with retailers on what prices can be offered.
Bethesda may very well feel that every one of those sales was unauthorized by them, and want them all revoked. In that case I don't think Gamersgate would be revoking them in order to sell them again. They'd be revoking them and (I'd guess) losing access to Bethesda's catalog entirely. Maybe 2k's catalog as well. You might see some others pull their products as well, at least until Gamersgate can show a system that can at least quickly fix any future glitches.
[quote name='elessar123']This is the only thing I have beef with. I don't care if they revoked glitches, but when you tell people for a week that they'll get keys in January, THEN remove them, it rubs me the wrong way.[/QUOTE]
Getting more keys, possibly at a discount, and fulfilling the orders likely would have been the best resolution for Gamersgate. They'd take a financial hit, but they're going to take one anyway with lost business moving forward. I don't doubt they would have loved to just get the keys to fill those Bethesda orders and been done with it.
I can well imagine how the discussion between Gamersgate and Bethesda ran when the possibility of getting more keys to fill these orders came up. I'm guessing the answer was either No or

No.