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drmike: I made this suggestion in your other thread. Copying and pasting it here:

Not directly. You can try working out a trade though with some of our GoG members. Take a look at this thread:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/gogs_general_trading_thread

Hope this helps
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GR00T: Best answer in this thread. Seriously though, we should be applauding this guy: at least he wants to switch from Steam to GOG. That should be appreciated. +1, OP, +1.
Amen, brother.
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blakstar: I suppose you could do a hostile takeover of both companies, and then tell your minions to move your funds, but you'd probably lose a bit in the process. :-P
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Mr.Mumbles: It's kind of difficult to stage a hostile takeover of a company that isn't publicly for sale/traded, i.e. Valve.
I never said buy -- I was thinking more in the terms of a small army, hence minions.

Anyway, I was feeling in a somewhat silly mood at the time, after a few drinks. :-)

Oh, and another +1 to the OP from me, given the desire to switch to GOG.
+1 to the Op for wanting to get out of VALVe's grasp.

How much do you have in Steam funds?
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blakstar: I suppose you could do a hostile takeover of both companies, and then tell your minions to move your funds, but you'd probably lose a bit in the process. :-P
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Mr.Mumbles: It's kind of difficult to stage a hostile takeover of a company that isn't publicly for sale/traded, i.e. Valve.
Never watched Dallas, did you?

"Oh Sue Ellen. I see you're locked up in jail and charged with those 15 murders, the embezzling and taking candy from a baby! How ever will you get out? It's too bad no one knows that you were in bed that night with your third cousin twice removed who I secretly employed here on the ranch so that you would fall madly in love with. Oh wait! I know you were with him that evening. You want me to testify? Well, I could do that. Of course I would require you to sign away your 50 shares to me in payment..."
Post edited November 05, 2017 by drmike
You guys are funny as fuck. I approve. I've decided it's not possible without too much work so Valve will keep that bit of money sadly but yeah, you guessed it. I'm making a permanent move to GOG. CDPR seems more worthy of my money than Valve. <3
Post edited November 06, 2017 by BecomeLikeWater
It's a very simple process, OP. I've done it plenty of times before. Allow me to guide you through it.

First of all, you're going to make a dummy email account and send an email to GOG's support staff saying you have GOG Wallet funds you want converted to Steam Wallet funds. Then you're going to make a DIFFERENT dummy email and send an email to Steam's support staff saying you have a Steam gift card you want converted to GOG Wallet funds. Make sure you do this on a weekend, as it'll ensure that Steam gets to you first, since, as everybody knows, every third Monday, second Tuesday, and second Thursday of the month is a Polish holiday, on which the staff engages in pierogi fights. When Steam emails you back and tells you that they can't do that, screenshot the message, which will say something along the lines of "these funds are only usable on Steam". By this time, GOG will have gotten around to you telling you something along the lines of "these funds can only be used on the GOG store", which you will also screenshot. Send the screenshot of GOG's support to Steam's support, saying that you contacted GOG and they said that the funds are only usable on GOG's store. Send the screenshot of Steam's support to GOG, saying that you contacted Steam and they said that the funds are only usable on Steam. Continue to goad both sides in such a manner until Steam and GOG eventually set their lawyers on one another. Try something like "Steam said you guys are nothing but pirates!" or "GOG said you guys treat your customers like crap!" or "Pierogis suck!" or something similarly inflammatory.
At this point, GOG's lawyers and Steam's lawyers will be in a heated battle, whereupon you'll head over to superconvertomatic76.com, which, despite its appearance, is actually the hub of an underground gambling ring. You're going to go to the "convert-a-tron" page and in the area where it says "convert one website to another", select "superconvertomatic76.com" in the first box and "johnnygogingsjohnnygambilngextravagoganza.notillegal.net" in the second one, then click "convert". You'll be taken to the gambling area, whereupon you're going to take at least $500 and put it on GOG. Most people assume Steam would win the legal battles due to having far more money and, consequently, more expensive lawyers, but few take into the account that none can defeat the Polish in a pierogi battle. The judge will throw out the case but decide not to press any charges for wasting the court's time on account of having the most delicious pierogis he's ever had in his life, declaring GOG the victor in terms of pierogis, and you'll win the bet.

Now just take all the money from your bet, buy a cow or other large animal of your choice, sacrifice it to summon Yog-Sothoth, and ask him to convert your Steam Wallet funds to GOG Wallet ones!


Hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions.
I knew this name sounded familiar:

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GR00T: we should be applauding this guy: at least he wants to switch from Steam to GOG.
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/any_way_to_get_a_deal