Penumbra cheap-ass weekend

Technology and Gaming
#1

Okay so Penumbra Collector pack is only 5$ this weekend, but the problem is with my Debit Card it takes about 6 to 8 business days to get money on my Paypal account. If I do so I’m gonna miss the sale.

So I’m asking someone if they could gift it to me, and I would repay them as soon as I’ll get money on my paypal account. Trust me I’m not gonna give you up[/SIZE] just take the gift and never gonna repay you. I once did it with Jambo for Audiosurf and I payed him as soon as I had the money.

Thanks everybody.

Edit: Yeah I know it sounds crazy to lend money to a random guy of the internet, but hey I’m here since about 2 years so I’m not gonna leave the boards because I don’t want to repay somebody 5$

#2

Dont you have like, parents or someone you could ask?

#3

No I already asked them and they don’t want to :[.

#4

lol @ children

I’ll do it if you throw in an extra couple bucks for me. Maybe just enough to buy a game on steam or something, 3 bucks or so.

#5

Pfff cheap.

#6

I am so buying this right now.

#7

Oh shit.
Quess who bought this package 2 days ago full-prise.

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#8

lol. Loser. :stuck_out_tongue:

I just bought it. Four quid fifty.

#9

Seems like a pretty good game, scary as hell, tho.

#10

Thanks a lot xD

#11

Okay I’d do it. So I’d send you 8 bucks?

#12

Yep. PM’ed you my paypal info.

#13

Thanks man, really appreciated!

#14

No probs. You definitely owe me sexual favors though.

#15

What about the rest of us?

#16

You mean more? Okay then…

#17

I barely trust Imonfire, let alone the rest of the internet.

#18

Me? Please?

#19

It’s an awesome game. I was so happy to play a current adventure game that was done so well.

#20

It’s scary as hell, that’s what it is. Red is seriously messed up… Still on Overture tho, can’t really say how good it is, but it has been awesome 'til present! :smiley:

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