BitSkins

German GameCode Shop since 2007 with instant delivery of the codes online. (for instance: Codes for Xbox Live, iTunes, PlayStation Network, Nintendo eShop, Eve Online, Steam, Origin etc). Anonymous accounts possible. Only Email and country is required on anonymous signups. Currently shop language is german only.

Who are we? Gamesplanet is a games download website based in the UK, France and Germany. We are not new to the field of digital distribution; we have been an official licensed reseller since 2006. Our team consists of real gamers and we hope that you can see that in our offers and friendly support :-) Is this service legal? Our service is legal - all of our keys come directly from the Publisher. A portion of the money that you pay for the games (not to mention the lion's share) will go to the Publisher. All the games we sell are with their express permission. With us you never have to use proxy servers to activate your game, and will never get presents from Russia or Steam gifts - and therefore you don't need to worry that your key will be blocked. Is the payment safe? Yes. Payment is made through renowned online payment providers (PayPal, Paysafecard, Bitcoins etc.) All our pages where you are asked to enter personal information or credit card data are SSL secured.

Chess.com is #1 in online chess... But who are we? Where did Chess.com come from? Where are we going? The Beginning Chess.com started in 2005 when two friends — Jay and Erik (that's me!) — decided the world needed a better chess website. We met 10 years earlier in college, where I first became addicted to chess — and Jay was the chess club president. We became friends through our shared passion for the game. There were places to play online, but none of them felt like home. We imagined a site where people could build their chess home online and all in one place: to play in a safe and friendly environment, find friends, save their games, tell their chess stories, share ideas, and learn from each other. I was mid-way through a graduate degree at Stanford and all of my classmates were taking jobs in finance or hot tech companies. But I turned down job offers (including Facebook!) to follow the dream of building the greatest chess site the world had ever seen. And I convinced Jay’s wife to let him join me! Luckily enough, we found out that “chess.com” was coming available in a bankruptcy auction, and we bought the name. Over the next several years, Jay and I poured our life savings, our hearts, and most of our waking hours into building Chess.com. But we never imagined what it is today!