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Want Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009)? Skip the group chats and the waiting. It is in stock right now, delivered the moment you pay.

Compare Steam accounts that include the game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009). Typical listing — Steam level: 10, games owned: 22. Check access type and…
Over 70% below what the official store charges. Go compare it.
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Every listing on this page is a Steam account that includes the game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009). We measured the 40 most recent of them so you know what a normal listing looks like before you start comparing prices. The median account here sits at Steam level: 10, games owned: 22.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009) rarely shows up alone. In our sample it came bundled with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Multiplayer (2009) (100%), CS2 Prime (40%), Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Multiplayer (35%), Call of Duty: Black Ops (33%), Call of Duty: Black Ops Multiplayer (33%). If one of those matters to you, filter for it rather than paying extra for a listing that happens to include it.
Read the access line first. Each listing states what mail access it comes with — check it before paying, because it decides whether you can secure the account afterwards.
Pick one, pay, and the credentials land in your order dashboard immediately. No middleman in between.
7871 at our last inventory check. The number moves daily as accounts sell, so the live count on the listings page is the one to trust.
Across the 40 listings we sampled, the median was Steam level: 10, games owned: 22. Anything far below that should be cheaper; anything far above usually is not.
0% did in our sample. Original email lets you change the password and recovery address yourself, which is the only way to fully control the account after purchase.
No. Cosmetics and licences are bound to the account that owns them, which is why the whole account changes hands rather than the item.
Because you are buying an account that already owns it rather than the item at list price. That is where the 70%+ gap comes from, and it is the same content either way.
The price is a risk score, not a discount. The biggest factor is whether you can fully re-point the recovery paths after purchase — that is the mail access field. Next is how recently the original owner was active: an account last seen days ago costs less than one dormant for months, because an active owner is one who might notice. Region and supply depth do the rest. Every one of those fields is on the listing before you pay, so you pick your own point on that scale.
قارن حسابات ستيم التي تحتوي على لعبة Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009). الوسيط في هذه القائمة — مستوى ستيم: 10، عدد الألعاب: 22. تحقق من نوع الوصول قبل…