Assassin's Creed: Black Flag (XB1 Download) $7.46 at CDkeys.com

great game but imo you should be able to find ac4+5 keys for $20-30 on trader forums and stuff, since microsoft just announced xbox one will continue selling for $349 as of tomorrow and the only retail bundle out right now is the Unity bundle which comes with digital keys for AC4+5.  Should be able to find em cheap everywhere as people buy the box and sell the games.

also AC5 just released its free DLC yesterday, mercenary kings (was gonna cost $$ but after the crappy launch they made it free)

 
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I wonder if Ubisoft will go after 3rd party sites selling codes for their Xbox games like they did for Far Cry 4, but maybe that was only a PC thing.

 
Nice, but may just want to go to ebay and purchase the Unity/BF combo....was able to get one from ebay for about $15-16 for both games.

 
site is dead, perhaps ubisoft shut them down?

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No kidding, after recent events I wouldn't touch a cheap Ubisoft game key for any system, no matter how little I have to lose at $4.50.  It's just not worth the hassle.  Not to mention it wouldn't shock me to see console or account bans come down from Microsoft or Sony if Ubisoft whispered the right sweet nothings in their ear.  

Ubi doesn't care that banning the keys doesn't hurt any scammers profits or that it only hurts otherwise "good faith" purchasers of discount keys, they've shown they'll revoke your keys at a whim and without even telling you (before or after the fact).  

So, thanks but no thanks.  For now I'll be sticking to legitimate retailers offering discounts, and none of these "too good to be true" sub-market value offers.

 
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No kidding, after recent events I wouldn't touch a cheap Ubisoft game key for any system, no matter how little I have to lose at $4.50. It's just not worth the hassle. Not to mention it wouldn't shock me to see console or account bans come down from Microsoft or Sony if Ubisoft whispered the right sweet nothings in their ear.

Ubi doesn't care that banning the keys doesn't hurt any scammers profits or that it only hurts otherwise "good faith" purchasers of discount keys, they've shown they'll revoke your keys at a whim and without even telling you (before or after the fact).

So, thanks but no thanks. For now I'll be sticking to legitimate retailers offering discounts, and none of these "too good to be true" sub-market value offers.
Lol Ubisoft though? They are a joke company i would laugh in their face if they banned or revoked my cards, they should be grateful someone like myself would even spend a dollar on their shitty d list games. Don't let these companies scare you into a corner, they won't do shit except maybe send us all who bought these codes and thank you email

 
I've used this site 4 times now 3 for games and 1 for xbox live and never had a problem.
I'm guessing the people who had their Ubi keys revoked recently had bought from some of the sites before too. I mean, a bunch of people have told me they got cheap keys on G2A before and never had a problem.

I'm not saying these keys in particular a stolen or anything (it's likely they come from the AC4/ACU Xbox bundles, to be honest, based on the console they are being sold for). I'm just saying its a risk I wouldn't be willing to take at the moment. Especially since its an Ubi game.

 
Lol Ubisoft though? They are a joke company i would laugh in their face if they banned or revoked my cards, they should be grateful someone like myself would even spend a dollar on their shitty d list games. Don't let these companies scare you into a corner, they won't do shit except maybe send us all who bought these codes and thank you email
I'm not an Ubi fan, but whether they are grateful anyone buys their games or not, "they won't do shit" seems refuted by their revocation of keys. Some people who bitched about not having the money to pay $50 for a game at release ended up losing $20 it sounds like they couldn't afford and don't even have the game keys to show for them anymore. Time is money, money is money, and no way I'm losing either trying to figure out what to do when a game license is revoked. Or worse...

 
yup. I can confirm it is working again, was getting the "unable to place order" message earlier, page crashes on order placement but you get an email confirmation.

 
Lol Ubisoft though? They are a joke company i would laugh in their face if they banned or revoked my cards, they should be grateful someone like myself would even spend a dollar on their shitty d list games. Don't let these companies scare you into a corner, they won't do shit except maybe send us all who bought these codes and thank you email
Did you laugh @ Interscope when they dropped your lame C-rapping azz?
 
cdkeys has been around a long time these are most likely legit keys from the AC bundles that were out in November. For $20ish you can get Unity as well but Black Flag is rated quite a bit higher. I think I'll bite, worst case scenario out of $4 for a nuliffied key and issue a charge back.

 
Thanks! Also got one and redeemed.

Waited an hour for my order to get approved and thus for my code to show up (even though they say they will review the order within 30 minutes). Oh well, I'm in no rush to play this launch title.

And if anyone is wondering, you pay through PayPal, so that adds to the site's credibility.

 
I grabbed a code... albeit reluctantly.

I'm thinking this site is more interested in data mining you, then selling you game codes.

After purchasing through PayPal (no way I was giving them my CC number), I had to provide my mailing address to check out... or so I thought. The confirmation email said I had to click a download link to get my code... but it takes you to another webpage where you have to provide your telephone number for them to call you (?) or SMS you a verification code... which after entering, you finally get sent to another webpage that has your code (for me it was a scanned code - prob from a holiday bundle, as noted by others)

So after all this they have: 1) my name, 2) mailing address, 2) email address, and 4) my cell number.

I wouldn't be surprised if they take all that data and sell it to a 3rd party to make more money. Honestly, as I type this, I feel stupid for going through all this for a $5 game. I feel dirty and now expect to get random mailings, marketing phone calls, and texts. fuck me!

 
I grabbed a code... albeit reluctantly.

I'm thinking this site is more interested in data mining you, then selling you game codes.

After purchasing through PayPal (no way I was giving them my CC number), I had to provide my mailing address to check out... or so I thought. The confirmation email said I had to click a download link to get my code... but it takes you to another webpage where you have to provide your telephone number for them to call you (?) or SMS you a verification code... which after entering, you finally get sent to another webpage that has your code (for me it was a scanned code - prob from a holiday bundle, as noted by others)

So after all this they have: 1) my name, 2) mailing address, 2) email address, and 4) my cell number.

I wouldn't be surprised if they take all that data and sell it to a 3rd party to make more money. Honestly, as I type this, I feel stupid for going through all this for a $5 game. I feel dirty and now expect to get random mailings, marketing phone calls, and texts. fuck me!

 
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