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So what charity does it go to?
While I'm a CPA, please do not take this as tax advice.
My opinion is that the IRS would allow you to only deduct the amount of your "contribution" that is in excess of the 'value of goods and services received'. Many nonprofits will tell you what this value is. But in this case Humble Bundle is silent.
I think you would have a hard time justifying to the IRS that you received less value from all of those games than what you paid for them (especially considering their recent retail prices).
So short answer: no
Pay what you want
The items in this bundle would normally cost around $215, but we're letting you set the price
Are the charity tax-deductible?
Managed to get it from another source but thank you very much
There doesn't appear to be any way to translate these Steam keys into gifts right? Only way to give them as a gift would just be to give the person the key?
You can't like do a "add game serial key to gifts" rather than owned games, right?
So, I'm not sure if people just assumed they got two copies of some games or what... but I wish people would actually check before spreading bullshit. At least in the case of Medal of Honor, you need your Origin key even if you used steam to activate it.
Please make sure you're actually checking on this stuff before you give all your keys away guys. I figured the origin keys would still be used but I needed to get home to test it.
So, I'm not sure if people just assumed they got two copies of some games or what... but I wish people would actually check before spreading bullshit. At least in the case of Medal of Honor, you need your Origin key even if you used steam to activate it.
Please make sure you're actually checking on this stuff before you give all your keys away guys. I figured the origin keys would still be used but I needed to get home to test it.
So, I'm not sure if people just assumed they got two copies of some games or what... but I wish people would actually check before spreading bullshit. At least in the case of Medal of Honor, you need your Origin key even if you used steam to activate it.
Please make sure you're actually checking on this stuff before you give all your keys away guys. I figured the origin keys would still be used but I needed to get home to test it.
Sorry, they must have changed it. When I played Medal Of Honor on Steam a few months ago, it didn't require an Origin key of any sort.
It's not really a big deal if you do. Pay another dollar and get more. It's a dollar. 100 pennies.
True (with a different email address at least). But that doesn't mean people should be misinformed.
Sometimes when you need additional keys you can find them via the View CD key option in Steam. Seems weird they would have a need for both with one game but not tell you that.
Oh, you make a good point.
Gorcorps, did you right-click on MoH in Steam and see if there was an option to use a CD key? My Steam version came with it's own key. You may have used that Origin key unecessarily.
anybody else having trouble redeeming the Origin codes for the Origin-only games?
