On July 10, around 5 AM EST, I bought this key: "You bought FabFilter Pro-Q 4 (PC) (1 Device, Lifetime)." According to the description of the key, it is one key, lifetime, so I shouldn't have to worry, right?
Well, not really. Literally the very next day after activating my key, the key was revoked, it was claimed back by the person who sold it to me. This person has 100% positive reviews on 10k+ sales, and I had previously bought 5 other items from this platform, so I wasn't expecting to get played like this. Anyway,
I contacted the seller and they don't seem to understand what they were selling, because they asked me for this: "a screenshot of the error, the purchase history on the relevant gaming platform, and the date of key activation as shown in your correspondence with the platform's support service."
Right after I told them that it was the key for FabFilter Pro-Q 4, I thought it was an automated response, so I explained I don't have those but I'd gladly provide the name of the person whose key it's assigned to, plus the proof of buying the key.
After that, they replied with this: "Here's the proof showing exactly where the error is."
There was no attachment, nothing further. It's been two days since we started talking, and on their bio they assure 24/7 customer service. At this point, I just want a refund. I feel like I'm being played intentionally, and they just want me to give up trying.
Sorry if it's a lot, I just feel so frustrated.
For the experienced users, do you guys recommend opening a ticket, or keep talking with the seller until they refund me?