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Yes, you will still need to provide a UK issued credit card to prove you are over 18. VPNs have not changed Steam store region for existing Steam accounts since 2018. Plus, if you attempt to make a purchase with the VPN active and Valve detected it, you are committing payment fraud and you will lose you ability to buy directly on Steam and to activate keys bought outside of Steam.
You only have three options:
1 - Use a UK issued credit card to prove you are over 18.
2 - Don't use a credit card and accept you cannot purchase any affected game.
3 - Move to a different country, get a job, a billing address, and a payment method issued in that country.
You cannot circumvent this UK law through using a VPN as far as Steam is concerned.
Perhaps you should spend more time touching grass instead of watching GBeebies
That is if you are indeed a real person and not some bot spreading nonsense about us not being able to withdraw money from a bank without permission
Erm, no.
It's only for games rated Mature, which is not the same as 18.
And Steam maintains the country you first opened the account under. I suspect that if you email support you can change the country, but if you get caught lying you are likely to have your account closed.
Support will not change your Steam store region for you. There is already an approved method for doing it. It involves physically being in the region you wish to change to and supplying an appropriate valid billing method and billing address for that region when making a purchase.
for now it's only for games rated mature, but it could easily be pushed onto other games too, it's stupid to require people get a credit card when theirs other easier alternatives to use for age verification.
I see.
It's really down to the fact that Steam trusts people to be honest, and of course they aren't. If enough parents complain, then it will happen, yes. But, oddly, most parent's don't care about violence.
I also have an address in Canada.
I’ll just change it back when I go back over.
Many years ago is a long time in which stuff can have changed.
VPN however do not change your region. You have to have a valid payment method in said region.
Valve has been cracking over the years on region hoping.
I tried to pull £4000 from my bank and they wanted to know with proof what I was gonna use that money for
its part of the aml laws and to stop people and the banks from being scammed
It's been common practice for a while now
Maybe you should stop watching bbceebies
Because it's not false at all
and sounds like you haven't withdrawn anything higher than your benefits
Last part was a joke don't get offended
You agree that you will not use IP proxying or other methods to disguise the place of your residence, whether to circumvent geographical restrictions on game content, to purchase at pricing not applicable to your geography, or for any other purpose. If you do this, Valve may terminate your access to your Account.
https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/subscriber_agreement/#3