how can i gift copy digital version of me3 to some1 with a already origin acct?

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If you dont mind sharing your information, you could just sign into their account and purchase the game under that account. Otherwise as Barfo said, you probably cant.

I dont know if you can purchase through Amazon and gift it to someone else either. As a last resort, you could just buy the DVD and mail it to them or send them a gift card to Best Buy.
 

spaceman

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this is lame
not a fan of origin but have no choice with me 3<.<
if i besbuy card the person or direct disc the game will be avail for dl likely hours before the retail copy is recieved
steam u can do this, not origin..
dont want an origin bash thread but wtf
 

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Origin has no way to "gift" games/codes. In fact, don't make the mistake of buying a second key off the website, as it will be tied to your Origin account as soon as you buy it.

I learned this the hard way.
 

Gothgar

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Origin sucks, I am boycotting ME3 till they release it without Origin required.
 

Red Storm

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Wow they don't even have gifting? And they think they're a competitor to Steam...
 
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Wow they don't even have gifting? And they think they're a competitor to Steam...

I dont really have the great dislike for origin that a lot of posters have, but yea, it is pretty lame not to have gifting. Couldnt they just e-mail you a code or something and let you tie it to another account?? Seems like that would even be beneficial to them because they would get more sales.
 

stevty2889

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I had nothing against Origin/EA, until I had to deal with customer services due to an issue. They are downright terrible. Nothing but scripted answers, don't even seem to actually read the problem statement. I will not buy ANY game that requires Origin to run.
 
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I had nothing against Origin/EA, until I had to deal with customer services due to an issue. They are downright terrible. Nothing but scripted answers, don't even seem to actually read the problem statement. I will not buy ANY game that requires Origin to run.

I sympathize with your problem, but I had the same response from Steam regarding a log in problem I was having. Overall, I think customer service is in a pretty sorry state these days. I will grant you though that Steam overall offers more than Origin. Too bad the two couldnt come to some kind of agreement to put ME3 on steam. Seems like a lose/lose/lose situation for Steam, EA, and gamers.