MMOGA

Tried to purchase an Xbox live code from this scam site. I received an email saying in order to complete the transaction, they would need a picture of my ID and a picture of me holding my ID. I obviously did not send them a picture of my ID(Its an Xbox live card, why would they need my ID). They still took the payment anyway. I charged it back through PayPal, and then MMOGA sent me an email saying that because I charged back my money, that I now OWE them $20.00 and they will give me 5 days to pay or there will be consequences. This needs to be reported to the FBI. $#*! you, China. Filthy creatures.

I was looking for steam wallet-codes that I could pay for with my phone, so I found this site. I didn't really trust them so I tested it out with the 5 euro card, then I recieved a mail where they asked for id/passport and a selfie.

MY alarm-bells started ringing, but I found an old out of date bank card, with an account I had but that was closed a couple of years ago. I send picture of it to them, later on they asked me again for id/passport and selfie, and then wrote "pls give us", typically as the Nigerian scams.

So I've send the same pictures again, explaining that I've send them as an attachment, but then they asked for passport and not bank card. I would never share my passport with anyone, And where I live, bank card is a valid ID,

Stay far far away, at least I didn't lose so much money as other on here have. Thank lord for that.

I've used MMOGA multiple times to buy coins, however, I was hacked about a month ago. Even though I changed my password, they still were able to hack my account. They took EVERYTHING from me, all my coins and expensive players. I reported it to MMOGA and they did NOTHING about it. For all you fifa coin buyers out there, watch out for a seller (or sellers) in Tokyo, Japan. Looking at my ea account, they were the ones to access my account the day I was hacked. I wasn't buying coins or anything, just happened out of nowhere. Be careful when using this website.

So, i paid for a product like almost two weeks ago. There was written in the product's description it can last max 48h until it gets delivered. Guess what?... i haven't got that product yet.
Contacted their $#*!ed support team every day, i got the same answer everytime..."we are sorry".
Everyone feels sorry, but noone's doing $#*! About their $#*! Ed up services.
Asked for refund, they can't refund the money... they only refund a $#*! Ing coupon so you can buy something else from their $#*! Store, and wait again for an unknown period of time to get your product, although they wrote in the description it lasts max 48h.
If you'r planning to buy something from their store, you better reconsider... unless you're not in a rush and can wait for forever to get what you paid for. Good luck!

I ordered 700k FIFA coins from this site. I almost immediately received an email saying that the transaction had gone through. But when I logged on to FIFA there was no coins. Even the coins I had before the transaction with MMOGA was gone. I called FIFA support to find out what was going. They kindly explained that buying coins is actually not legal and that my coins had been wiped because of that. The reason that FIFA does not accept buying coins from 3rd parties is that these coins are mostly likely stolen from hacked accounts. I would strongly recommed everyone to stay away from sites like this.

The only reason I didn't give this company zero stars is because it's not possible. They charged my credit card without my authorization as I never completed the transaction for the game key I initially wanted to buy. After seeing the fraud warning that popped up half way through the transaction process I didn't want anything to do with the site, so I immediately cancelled my order. I received an email stating that my order was unauthorized by the seller as the transaction could not be completed, which was a relief. A few days later I noticed a charge to my credit card by Skrill. I emailed MMOGA asking what was going on, how did my order go through after it was unauthorized by me AND the seller? I requested my money back as it was an unauthorized charge. They refused and said that the game key was non refundable. They actually hadn't sent me the game at all because the sale had not been authorized, they were lying because they didn't want to give my money back. I hadn't received any game keys yet as the seller still had not approved the sale. I gave them my phone number to call and figure out what went wrong, but they used it to ship my "order" instead (first of all, how can you initially refuse to refund my money for a game you sent if you hadn't actually sent me a game?). I asked how it's possible my "order" could have been shipped after it was supposedly already sent to me, and asked for my money back again but they refused because of the "digital nature" of my "purchase". So they had managed to steal my money without sending me any products, then lied about it saying that what I bought was non refundable (when I hadn't even bought anything). I had received no products and I wasn't getting sent any until they used my phone number to finalize everything (which was NOT the purpose of sending them my phone number). After using my phone number to authorize the sale they shipped the game key and used that as an excuse not to refund my money, they could have refunded it before they shipped the key but they lied instead to keep my money. After implicitly stating, from the very first email, that I never wanted products from them and never authorized any charges or sales, they still refused to refund my money. The only option was to "recycle my game key" and wait for them to resell it before I can get my money back (if they received no customer complaints within 7-10 days). I emailed numerous times asking what it meant to "recycle" my game key, and how am I supposed to know when and if they resell my game key, instead of just keeping my money and my game? They never explained this to me and kept ignoring my questions in the numerous emails I sent, my language could not have been more clear. Now I just received an email stating that my game key has been recycled and they will refund my money in 3-4 days if there are no customer complaints. I still have no idea if they are referring to 3-4 days after reselling my game key or 3-4 days from now? I had no idea what was happening with the apparent "order" that I never authorized through this entire process. The customer service team was completely useless and ignored all my questions, which made it easy for this company to first steal my money, then steal the game back without acknowledging any of my concerns. As far as I know I am out my money and the game I paid for that I never even wanted to buy. I am astounded at the appalling absence of customer service. Do not EVER use this company or enter ANY personal information into their website unless you are prepared to be stolen from with no remorse.

1 - Very competitive pricing
Needed an Office 2013 pro license and came across MMOGA offering for a THIRD of the price of other resellers!
Couple of checks (is this too good to be true) established MMOGA as legit so went ahead with order through Visa Debit Card.

2 - Payment process makes you fear SCAM
Payment processing was unusually intricate: been advised by MMOGA that 'Money bookers' was going to process the payment but then 'Skrills Ltd' confirmed transaction;
When I got an email from MMOGA warning of fraud and chargebacks - and asking for id verification through scan of passport, selfie holding such passport, address etc I feared I had be coned.

3 - Work with them through the ID in a cordial fashion
A big THANKS to David C. MMOGA. How to deal with them. IMPORTANT guidlines. Review full of good advices:)
I emailed MMOGA back explaining I had no access to scanning &/or pics taking devices and could we possibly do a phone verification instead;

4 - Not quite 5-10 minutes delivery but I am a HAPPY Customer nevertheless

Would be 5 stars if payment procedures were more straightforward.

So I read the reviews on the site before making my purchase because I, like many people, thought that the price was too good to be true on the product I purchased (XCOM 2). I also did some searches on youtube and saw generally positive things aside from mixed reviews about FIFA coins etc.

I decided, hey, I'm using paypal and I can get my money back pretty easily if they decide to screw me. So I went through with the purchase, used paypal, and got the email that people were talking about where they mention the chargebacks and fraud. They asked for a number, which was weird to me (but totally expected from the reviews I had read).

I entered my number, got the automated call within 10 seconds, and after 3 button presses I had another email with confirmation and my product key (that worked just fine when redeemed on Steam). Saved myself 20 bucks.

Only reason this isn't 5 stars is because I think that the verification process can appear dubious, and doesn't seem to exactly secure anything (at least at the phone call level because if your paypal account has been compromised, they can just make the purchase and enter their phone number and "approve" the purchase), and they take your paypal before this process, which is kind of shifty.

I stumbled across MMOGA whilst searching for Forza Horizon 2 (Xbox 360 version) online. We had bought what turned out to be a damaged copy from CEX and I had a very unhappy lad.
I am not at all 'techy' and was dubious to say the least. However, seeing that using PayPal was an option I, like others, decided that I had nothing to lose except a bit of time sorting the the refund if all went wrong.

Payment went through OK, but I received what seems to be the standard email warning of fraud and chargebacks - and asking for telephone verification. Again, although not a 'techy' I am also not a complete fool. I had already paid out £18.65 from my PayPal, so I entered my landline number into the system.
The phone rang within about 1 minute - I answered to an automated message asking me to press a couple of keys, which I did, then another email arrived almost instantly with the Xbox game code as an attachment.
We entered the code into the boy's Xbox and the download began.

I am very happy to say that the game loaded up and plays very well. 100% no problems.

I don't really understand a lot of the negative reviews, but neither do I understand why MMOGA have asked some people for such detailed and in depth personal info.

I guess my advice would be to be cautious, use PayPal wherever possible and, when they ask for a phone number, enter a landline number rather than a mobile/cell phone.
It worked for me and I am very happy with the outcome.

Recently purchased this game for a price of 31 pounds, as soon as I get into game I have this glitch where there is flashing lights, which look like strobe lights on majority parts of the maps this is not my graphics or anything to do with my pc as it works perfectly fine with every other game on my pc. My friend also recently purchased the game from mmoga and he also has problems that he has never had before, as soon as he loads up the game his mic stops working this also is not his fault as it doesn't occur on any other games. DEFIANTLY would not buy from mmoga AGAIN

I was looking for a cheaper way to download a game rather than spending £30 when I already had the later version that cost the same amount. So i straight away saw this and used paypal to buy. Only after that when I got the e-mail saying the content wasn't safe I became extremely cautious. I read lots of reviews and realized it was a huge mistake. HOWEVER, I decided to look at the picture overview (showing the game code I'd bought) without opening the email attachment and once I'd put the code in my origin account it WORKED. I managed to use the email without actually opening it. So I don't know if the attachment was completely safe. So I know by being VERY cautious you can get the game you're looking for without spending too much money. All I can say is take your time and make sure you're being very careful with every step you take. Happy it worked.