Well it ' s to be expected , not uncommon at all . People move on and new blood is welcomed . Question , where do they go to ? Who would employ an redundant policy advisor to Tony Abbott ? <| sep |> First of all , how on earth are you buying used PC games ? Like old CDROMs ? The vast majority of PC games never even see a physical release , and those that do go in a box typically just contain a Steam key anyway . Secondly , you copied and pasted the terms of the refund system without understanding what they mean . The abuse typically refers to people who repeatedly buy games that have a length shorter than the refund period itself walking simulators , roguelikes , etc . , play them a bit , then refund them . It does not apply to people who buy games often , only to find out if won ' t run well on their computer , then refund them . I know this because my GPU is getting older and I have had to do this 5 or 6 times in the past few months and have zero issues any of the times . One of the times , now that I think about it , was for No Man ' s Sky , just because I wanted to see if it was bad as everyone was saying spoiler it was , in fact , I think it ' s probably worse . So that was my 2 hour demo and the refund system working exactly as intended .