Posted May 08, 2020
There's no www.go****xy.com site from gog, right?
See attachment
See attachment
Post edited May 08, 2020 by Guter
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
wolfsite
Canadian
Registered: Sep 2010
From Canada
Posted May 08, 2020
I'd remove the website and send a support ticket directly to GOG. If it is fake we don't want people trying it out
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
That's right!
InkPanther
Registered: Sep 2008
From Poland
Posted May 08, 2020
But it looks like previously used goggalaxy.com redirects to gogalaxy.com
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
I don't even use Galaxy! ;-P
qwixter
Famous Titles
Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
Posted May 08, 2020
So I received an email saying I needed to update to 2.0.15 or whatever. I clicked the link in the email for download, and almost ran it, before I realized that I never click links in emails. Then I came here looking for information.
Not sure if legit or not.
Not sure if legit or not.
Post edited May 08, 2020 by qwixter
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
I've created a ticket. Problem is, it's weekend, and gog team doesn't work weekends afaik!
WinterSnowfall
Bastard Lunatic
Registered: Apr 2012
From Other
Posted May 08, 2020
Seems legit to me: https://www.gog.com/newsletter/GG_2_0_hotfix_en/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=GG_2_0_hotfix_EN&utm_term=EN&track_click=1&link_id=EN_preview
Edit: As a side note, I find it "funny" we live in a world where people can't tell if an actual GOG blunder is a real thing or something scammers have come up with for nefarious purposes.
Edit: As a side note, I find it "funny" we live in a world where people can't tell if an actual GOG blunder is a real thing or something scammers have come up with for nefarious purposes.
Post edited May 08, 2020 by WinterSnowfall
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
The E-Mail must be fake! It has the closing phrase, that sale offers have: "Diese Email dient lediglich der Information und unterbreitet nicht das Angebot". That's totally odd!
WinterSnowfall
Bastard Lunatic
Registered: Apr 2012
From Other
Posted May 08, 2020
Yeaaaaaaaaaaah...
It may be odd, but it's on the GOG website, using the same website certificate.
Post edited May 08, 2020 by WinterSnowfall
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
I repeat: I don't use, and have never used Galaxy 2.0
qwixter
Famous Titles
Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
Posted May 08, 2020
Based on this: https://www.gog.com/news/bgog_galaxy_20b_all_your_games_and_friends_in_one_place_copy3
It might be legit because it links to gogalaxy.com too, at the end.
I am more curious as to why there wouldn't be post here on the matter.
It might be legit because it links to gogalaxy.com too, at the end.
I am more curious as to why there wouldn't be post here on the matter.
Post edited May 08, 2020 by qwixter
Guter
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Registered: Mar 2012
From Germany
Posted May 08, 2020
If so, it's another major gog failure. Sending this, on a weekend, to non Galaxy users. :-(
WinterSnowfall
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Registered: Apr 2012
From Other
OHMYGODJCABOMB
Harsh Will Never Die
Registered: Jun 2015
From Russian Federation
Posted May 08, 2020
I doubt this mail is fake because, as you can see, it was sent from the official GOG newsletter address.
I think that it was sent to all GOG users who subscribed to the newsletter, regardless of whether they use Galaxy or not.
You can also try contacting some of the GOG staff via PM instead of waiting for Monday.
I think that it was sent to all GOG users who subscribed to the newsletter, regardless of whether they use Galaxy or not.
You can also try contacting some of the GOG staff via PM instead of waiting for Monday.