Get Graal Gold with Ticketsurf

[Admins]

Ticketsurf is a new payment method available for Graal players in Canada, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Brazil and more. We have already announced this
before, but hope that more players will use this alternative payment system which lets you buy Gold/Gelats with scratch tickets bought in super markets
or kiosks. If you have any question about this then please let us know

[Pimmeh]

That sounds fun!
But wait, will that actually happen in real life? That will give some good publicity!

Congratulations with that

[Dan]

Originally Posted by Pimmeh

But wait, will that actually happen in real life?

I think you buy tickets in super markets and then climb behind your computer and enter the code of the ticket you bought. I'm not sure if you'll be saying "Hey, give me a Graal ticket".

[Elk]

I would do that if they sold it here in austria XD
That's like those gamecards for WoW I think

[Donark]

Originally Posted by Stefan

Ticketsurf is a new payment method available for Graal players in Canada, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Brazil and more.

Does that mean USA too?

[Vima]

Though I doubt it is in Sweden, could you post a website link to where we can read more about this and like in which countries you can buy them in.

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Vima

Though I doubt it is in Sweden, could you post a website link to where we can read more about this and like in which countries you can buy them in.

Well, there's http://www.ticket-surf.com/, but the site is entirely in french. However, I assume the country flags on the front page show which countries they sell in.

[Googi]

You can't get them in the US. Also, the only place in Canada you can get them is Quebec.

[WanDaMan]

Unfortunately the United Kingdom doesn't sell them either!

[excaliber7388]

I didn't realize criticism was called spam here, sorry Stefan.

Me, and all my Graal friends are going to go out and buy graal gold with this now. We're going to go to the great nation of Canada to do it too!


Let me ask you though, why are there so many methods to pay for Graal? To help kids convince their parents to buy it for them, or to help kids bypass the whole asking their parents thing in the first place?
I remember my parents never wanted to pay for it... that is, until I asked for a playerworld for my birthday

[Admins]

The problem is that many people don't want to pay with credit card online, or they don't have a credit card (which is more common in europe). Using a phone call or SMS is often simplier, or buying a scratch ticket. Many online shops including Nintendo and xbox live are using such things too.

If the payment option is not available in your country then you will not see it.

[Codein]

Originally Posted by Stefan

The problem is that many people don't want to pay with credit card online, or they don't have a credit card (which is more common in europe). Using a phone call or SMS is often simplier, or buying a scratch ticket. Many online shops including Nintendo and xbox live are using such things too.

If the payment option is not available in your country then you will not see it.

Everyone in Britain, who has a bank account, has a debit card, which can be used. I'm sure it's similar in most other countries aswell :/.

However, I do support opening up payment methods. Younger children can buy gold with their phones and don't have to badger their parents.

[excaliber7388]

Or even get parental approval that they are, in fact, older than 12.

[Unpredlctable]

Originally Posted by Stefan

which lets you buy Gold/Gelats with scratch tickets bought in super markets or kiosks.

wat

[Codein]

Originally Posted by excaliber7388

Or even get parental approval that they are, in fact, older than 12.

Thinking about it, having parents agree to using their credit/debit card to pay for Graal is a good parental agreement for most children here.

[Spark910]

Originally Posted by Codein

Everyone in Britain, who has a bank account, has a debit card, which can be used. I'm sure it's similar in most other countries aswell :/.

You missed out the part where he said many people don't want to use! I remember making the first, lets say 20 or so, online transations on my dads card before he did. He didn't trust himself online with it, and I always had to reassure him what I was buying from was safe! Some parents aren't so confident to use cards online

[Oinkness]

I agree that this is a good move... but I live in the US so it doesn't really matter for me. But I don't have a credit card and probably won't for a long time. I don't even have checking, just a savings account. I don't really make... money... in my career as a composer....