Thanks to 
Dear company,
Recently Valve (the owner of Steam Store – www.steampowered.com) has “localized” prices for European customers – prices of games in US dollars were converted to Euro at ridiculous $1=1€ exchange rate – this is more than 30% higher than the actual exchange rate (1$=0,75€).
This is how the situation looks now:
– some of those who complained about the price rise got banned from the official Steam Forums
– your company loses sales because of Steam prices being higher than retail
– Valve gets all extra money
– they give your games a bad name
– Valve is ignoring their customers’ cry for decent prices
– they didn’t even made any announcement or given any sign of their awareness of the problem
So could you, as a company, try to contact Valve and discuss the pricing issue? This would benefit a large group of European gamers, not to mention your company.
To know more about this situation please go to www.steamunpowered.eu.
Thanks for reading,
YOUR NAME GOES HERE
COUNTRY GOES HERE
The updated list of all e-mail addresses to developers:
usa@take2support.com; [email]ventes@focus-home.com;[/email] [email]sales@majescoentertainment.com;[/email] [email]audra_mciver@bhimpact.com;[/email] [email]Support@meridian4.com;[/email] [email]support@mumbojumbo.com;[/email] [email]uk@rockstarsupport.com;[/email] [email]sega.games@sau.sega.com;[/email] [email]info@strategyfirst.com;[/email] [email]sales@strategyfirst.com;[/email] [email]business@strategyfirst.com;[/email] [email]PR.info@tiltedmill.com;[/email] [email]support.australia@atari.com;[/email] [email]support@eidos.fr;[/email] [email]help@cenega.cz;[/email] [email]support@eidos.fr;[/email] [email]support@centric.gr;[/email] [email]custserv@eidos.co.uk;[/email] [email]assistenza@halifax.it;[/email] [email]support@expressgames.in;[/email] [email]serwis@cenega.pl;[/email] [email]help@cenega.sk;[/email] [email]customercare@numetro.co.za;[/email] [email]soporte@proein.com;[/email] info@aral.com.tr; [email]Mouthoff@rockstargames.com
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Still contains a few errors I believe (biggest one in the last line of the list, it’s either “they haven’t made” or “they didn’t make”):
Dear company,
Recently Valve (the owner of Steam Store – http://www.steampowered.com) has “localized” prices for European customers – prices of games in US dollars were converted to Euro at a ridiculous $1=1⏠exchange rate – this is more than 30% higher than the actual exchange rate (1$=ca. 0,75âŹ).
This is how the situation looks now:
– some of those who complained about the price rise got banned from the official Steam Forums
– your company loses sales because of Steam prices being higher than retail
– Valve gets all the extra money
– they give your games a bad name
– Valve is ignoring their customers’ cry for decent prices
– they haven’t even made any announcement or given any sign of their awareness of the problem
So could you, as a company, please try to contact Valve and discuss the pricing issue? This would benefit a large group of European gamers, not to mention your company.
To know more about this situation please go to http://www.steamunpowered.eu.
Thanks for reading,
YOUR NAME GOES HERE
COUNTRY GOES HERE
I don’t think there is any good reason to include Cenega’s email addresses, since they are only a “localisation and outsourcing company”.
They only translate games into some European languages, and provide purely technical support only for those games, that’s all.
Shim
Done!