I already gifted (from the new to the main) one game and they verified my card and I received the game and blah, everything went perfectly, and I can freely purchase or gift anything else I want, but SPECIFICALLY gift cards I keep getting that message in both Steam app and Steam PC client, VPN on and off, different payment methods. My new account is currently limited (the $5 USD thing) and I'm trying to gift cards to my main account (which I friended over 4 days ago, so that's not an issue) but I keep getting the, “There seems to have been an error initialising or updating your transaction” error message over and over and over again. Since I switched my main Steam account (this one) to the Argentinean store, I made a new Steam account to use my card there to add money to this account (via digital Steam cards). If the limited account receives the digital gift card, then restrictions won't be removed Kinda late to the party, but are you sure about that? Originally posted by Astaroth:If the limited account purchases the digital gift card and send it to another account, yes, restricciones will be removed. I'll ask our nephew to add him and he can then gift the card.īut yes, ideally a physical card would have been the way to go. I figured this will be the better way all things considered (different states, etc).Īnd I'm glad you reminded me. Where he's / we're at, physical gift cards aren't that widespread. He is a novice in these matters (and to a certain extent, so am I). Why not going with a physical Steam wallet card? Well, I'm not the one who will be sending the card, my cousin is. Originally posted by ԳᏋҠɾƎ:Yes, I believe they somehow misunderstood my particular question. That said, why don't you just try? Worst case, you'll get a "nope, can't do" during checkout, rather likely seasoned with "read here WTF this roadblock is doing". Why not going with a physical Steam wallet card? If I read your post right, you want to first buy the gift card and then add the other person which won't work. You need to add the other person to send them a digital gift card in the first place. I can now assuredly ask them to go ahead and make the purchase. Yes, I believe they somehow misunderstood my particular question. Granted, this particular question gets asked way more frequently. Paratech answered the related question "will my account get unlimited when another account sends it a digital gift card". Originally posted by ReBoot:Paratech hasn't answered your question. Since a limited account cannot send invites and one needs to be on the friend list to receive the card, I wanted to be certain that spending on the gift card alone (without having to add wallet funds or buying games) would grant access to the invite feature (and others). To be candid, my cousin (who doesn't have a Steam account) is planning to present a digital gift card to our nephew based on my suggestion. Anyways, thank you for the clarification. As the gift card is from the site itself, purchasing it should count as spending on Valve, even if the account buying the card isn't adding any amount to their Steam Wallet balance. I was a little taken aback by user Paratech2008's response.
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