Misleading listing, feels like a calculated scam
The listing makes it look like you’re buying your own Nintendo Switch account with the game, but in reality, you only get shared access to an account used by other customers.
You also have to contact the seller every single time you want to log in, just to receive the two-factor authentication code. None of this is clearly stated in the title or shown during the purchase process.
The title “Mario Kart World (Nintendo Switch 2 Account)” strongly implies that you’re purchasing a personal, fully usable account, not temporary, shared access.
There’s no mention of “shared” in the title, product image, or checkout flow. The page is designed to look like a standard digital game sale, and at €45 for a shared login (for a game that costs €80), it feels like they’re printing money by misleading buyers.
Difmark replied that all of this is “available in the Offer Details”, but expecting customers to dig through a hidden tab for such essential information is neither fair nor transparent.
Saying “there’s no fine print” doesn’t help when the critical details are easy to miss by design.
Yes, the product was technically delivered, but not in a way that any reasonable buyer would expect, and definitely not what I agreed to when I hit “buy”.
I’m still waiting for a fair resolution, and will gladly update this review if the situation is handled properly.
