First off, all the accounts used by PL2W are created and managed by us. The biggest controversy online is the claim that we steal users' personal accounts to fill our library. This is absolutely impossible and has never happened. Most of these claims come from people who see the prices of games being so low and jump to conclusions without any real evidence showing that we’ve engaged in account theft.

As for people's concern about our auto-login system, which might seem unsafe, it's important to note that the automatic login feature only works for accounts managed by PL2W. To test this, it's simple: you can ask a friend who doesn't have a Steam account or has never logged into Steam before to download PL2W and register. Even they don't own an Steam account, they’ll still be able to use PL2W’s one-click login just fine, without any issues.

"Could this happen in the future?"


If you firmly believe this is something that might happen, we’d ask you to hold off on making assumptions and refrain from "predicting" things online without basis. We’re a new platform aiming to allow players with limited budgets to experience legitimate games. While we still have some higher-priced games on the site, like those costing $20 or $40, it’s because we don’t have access to cheaper legitimate versions at the moment, and these games don't support family sharing. However, we ultimately hope to provide low-cost options for players through legitimate methods like account rentals, and we’re actively working on solving these product-related issues.

Okay, we digress. The point I want to make here is that we are a company that genuinely cares about its users. We would never engage in any activity that violates users' rights or involves fraud. There’s still a lot we want to do, so we plan to keep operating our platform for the long term. One day, perhaps, those who don’t believe in us will look back and say, "Wait, PL2W is still around, and now they have so many users supporting and backing them. I used to misunderstand them."