Topic: C# - Steam CS:GO Automatic Key Buying/Selling Bot Project (Read 2284 times)

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 08:22:17 AM

I was coding a nodeJS bot a while back for the same purpose but never completed it. Are you willing to show me proof(screenshots) of the bots in action in addition to monthly expenses, number of sales, etc. I might be interested.

Yeah, Like I said, I never finished the project so I've never used it on "real customers", but if I was testing myself it was working good, there might be some bugs and not "all" implemented, but this thing works. I can even help you out a bit if you will have problem(s)

. I can yeah, show you screenshots/live of it, but it any "errors" come then so you know.

Well, I'm not cool with "some bugs/errors"
Have you written thorough unit tests for this bot?

Yeah, I have done always tests, I was just saying if anything pops up, I will take a look into code ofc and see what causes it.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

That's a good question actually, I think it should be possible, I am using code to prevent other items trading to bot and some game app id's, but I think if you change those to TF2 related information, then it should be
working for TF2 as well. Yes, it is a custom userhandler

. Basically, you would have to add bot to a friend list to create custom BTC Wallet address for you, then you can send BTC there and see your balance, if you type a command to bot. After you got enough balance, then you can use it to purchase some keys from the bot if he has them.

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

Yes, I made it myself. It's custom userhandler on SteamBot. Blockchain API Payments is something that, bot uses to see has user paid to him, to send out the keys. Basically, after you got your API Key, then you would create new GUID through the API Key and use it for the bot. The bot uses it to generate custom addresses for people etc

Alright, I'll have to pass for now since the BIN d $150 and I'm being offered a NodeJS bot for a fraction of the cost.

You could offer as well, ofc NodeJS is cheaper.. If you want to "resell" bot everyone can just see your bot code and release it everywhere if they want. With C# they can't + you can even encrypt it and make security so it can't be leaked if you planning selling it to people.

As far as I know, I think it is possible o obfuscate NodeJS code aswell. Either way I think I might be interested in a lower price. Pm me what server you run it on and how secure the bot is.

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Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 03, 2016, 05:27:18 AM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 08:22:17 AM

I was coding a nodeJS bot a while back for the same purpose but never completed it. Are you willing to show me proof(screenshots) of the bots in action in addition to monthly expenses, number of sales, etc. I might be interested.

Yeah, Like I said, I never finished the project so I've never used it on "real customers", but if I was testing myself it was working good, there might be some bugs and not "all" implemented, but this thing works. I can even help you out a bit if you will have problem(s)

. I can yeah, show you screenshots/live of it, but it any "errors" come then so you know.

Well, I'm not cool with "some bugs/errors"
Have you written thorough unit tests for this bot?

Yeah, I have done always tests, I was just saying if anything pops up, I will take a look into code ofc and see what causes it.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

That's a good question actually, I think it should be possible, I am using code to prevent other items trading to bot and some game app id's, but I think if you change those to TF2 related information, then it should be
working for TF2 as well. Yes, it is a custom userhandler

. Basically, you would have to add bot to a friend list to create custom BTC Wallet address for you, then you can send BTC there and see your balance, if you type a command to bot. After you got enough balance, then you can use it to purchase some keys from the bot if he has them.

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

Yes, I made it myself. It's custom userhandler on SteamBot. Blockchain API Payments is something that, bot uses to see has user paid to him, to send out the keys. Basically, after you got your API Key, then you would create new GUID through the API Key and use it for the bot. The bot uses it to generate custom addresses for people etc

Alright, I'll have to pass for now since the BIN d $150 and I'm being offered a NodeJS bot for a fraction of the cost.

You could offer as well, ofc NodeJS is cheaper.. If you want to "resell" bot everyone can just see your bot code and release it everywhere if they want. With C# they can't + you can even encrypt it and make security so it can't be leaked if you planning selling it to people.

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Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 08:22:17 AM

I was coding a nodeJS bot a while back for the same purpose but never completed it. Are you willing to show me proof(screenshots) of the bots in action in addition to monthly expenses, number of sales, etc. I might be interested.

Yeah, Like I said, I never finished the project so I've never used it on "real customers", but if I was testing myself it was working good, there might be some bugs and not "all" implemented, but this thing works. I can even help you out a bit if you will have problem(s)

. I can yeah, show you screenshots/live of it, but it any "errors" come then so you know.

Well, I'm not cool with "some bugs/errors"
Have you written thorough unit tests for this bot?

Yeah, I have done always tests, I was just saying if anything pops up, I will take a look into code ofc and see what causes it.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

That's a good question actually, I think it should be possible, I am using code to prevent other items trading to bot and some game app id's, but I think if you change those to TF2 related information, then it should be
working for TF2 as well. Yes, it is a custom userhandler

. Basically, you would have to add bot to a friend list to create custom BTC Wallet address for you, then you can send BTC there and see your balance, if you type a command to bot. After you got enough balance, then you can use it to purchase some keys from the bot if he has them.

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

Yes, I made it myself. It's custom userhandler on SteamBot. Blockchain API Payments is something that, bot uses to see has user paid to him, to send out the keys. Basically, after you got your API Key, then you would create new GUID through the API Key and use it for the bot. The bot uses it to generate custom addresses for people etc

Alright, I'll have to pass for now since the BIN d $150 and I'm being offered a NodeJS bot for a fraction of the cost.

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Quote from: Decoded on June 02, 2016, 05:14:46 AM

Quote from: Jartsu on June 02, 2016, 04:46:03 AM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 04:37:15 AM

Now I'm more confused then before , why do you need Blockchain API while you can use Steam API ? or your BOT doesn't sell and buy the keys through the steam marketplace ? because if it sells in the steam market place then I don't understand why you need blockchain in the first place Huh

Woah

, Okay, Let me explain what this is.

It's a bot who buys keys from people through Steam. Example:
1) Guy adds bot to his friend list
2) Bot makes him CUSTOM BTC Address where he can send BTC to buy Keys from bot, or just sends trade offer to bot and putting into the description his BTC Wallet Address where he wants to get his money.

Basically, it's like "trading", but just automated. Example
Buy keys for $2
Sell keys for $3

And you are making profit, just an example

How much are you looking for? I need at least a general idea of what we're looking at here. But if you really want just offers, I can offer $7. (I know its' a lowball

)

I hope that is a joke, I'll edit first post and put there where "Offering" should start from.

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Quote from: Jartsu on June 02, 2016, 04:46:03 AM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 04:37:15 AM

Now I'm more confused then before , why do you need Blockchain API while you can use Steam API ? or your BOT doesn't sell and buy the keys through the steam marketplace ? because if it sells in the steam market place then I don't understand why you need blockchain in the first place Huh

Woah

, Okay, Let me explain what this is.

It's a bot who buys keys from people through Steam. Example:
1) Guy adds bot to his friend list
2) Bot makes him CUSTOM BTC Address where he can send BTC to buy Keys from bot, or just sends trade offer to bot and putting into the description his BTC Wallet Address where he wants to get his money.

Basically, it's like "trading", but just automated. Example
Buy keys for $2
Sell keys for $3

And you are making profit, just an example

How much are you looking for? I need at least a general idea of what we're looking at here. But if you really want just offers, I can offer $7. (I know its' a lowball

)

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 04:37:15 AM

Now I'm more confused then before , why do you need Blockchain API while you can use Steam API ? or your BOT doesn't sell and buy the keys through the steam marketplace ? because if it sells in the steam market place then I don't understand why you need blockchain in the first place Huh

Woah

, Okay, Let me explain what this is.

It's a bot who buys keys from people through Steam. Example:
1) Guy adds bot to his friend list
2) Bot makes him CUSTOM BTC Address where he can send BTC to buy Keys from bot, or just sends trade offer to bot and putting into the description his BTC Wallet Address where he wants to get his money.

Basically, it's like "trading", but just automated. Example
Buy keys for $2
Sell keys for $3

And you are making profit, just an example

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Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 08:22:17 AM

I was coding a nodeJS bot a while back for the same purpose but never completed it. Are you willing to show me proof(screenshots) of the bots in action in addition to monthly expenses, number of sales, etc. I might be interested.

Yeah, Like I said, I never finished the project so I've never used it on "real customers", but if I was testing myself it was working good, there might be some bugs and not "all" implemented, but this thing works. I can even help you out a bit if you will have problem(s)

. I can yeah, show you screenshots/live of it, but it any "errors" come then so you know.

Well, I'm not cool with "some bugs/errors"
Have you written thorough unit tests for this bot?

Yeah, I have done always tests, I was just saying if anything pops up, I will take a look into code ofc and see what causes it.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

That's a good question actually, I think it should be possible, I am using code to prevent other items trading to bot and some game app id's, but I think if you change those to TF2 related information, then it should be
working for TF2 as well. Yes, it is a custom userhandler

. Basically, you would have to add bot to a friend list to create custom BTC Wallet address for you, then you can send BTC there and see your balance, if you type a command to bot. After you got enough balance, then you can use it to purchase some keys from the bot if he has them.

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

Yes, I made it myself. It's custom userhandler on SteamBot. Blockchain API Payments is something that, bot uses to see has user paid to him, to send out the keys. Basically, after you got your API Key, then you would create new GUID through the API Key and use it for the bot. The bot uses it to generate custom addresses for people etc

Now I'm more confused then before , why do you need Blockchain API while you can use Steam API ? or your BOT doesn't sell and buy the keys through the steam marketplace ? because if it sells in the steam market place then I don't understand why you need blockchain in the first place Huh

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Quote from: Monnt on June 02, 2016, 03:59:41 AM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

None of the like on github. There is Jessecar's steambot, but it's incomplete. It has all the API and basics setup, except it doesnt have a userhandler. It's like having a gaming PC without a hard drive. Like a skeleton. So one way or another, if it's a working bot, it should be unique. There are some userhandlers online, but they are mainly for TF2 refined/keys. Never seen a bot that works with the blockchain api, though.

Thank you for explaining to him

.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

None of the like on github. There is Jessecar's steambot, but it's incomplete. It has all the API and basics setup, except it doesnt have a userhandler. It's like having a gaming PC without a hard drive. Like a skeleton. So one way or another, if it's a working bot, it should be unique. There are some userhandlers online, but they are mainly for TF2 refined/keys. Never seen a bot that works with the blockchain api, though.

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Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 11:37:00 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin Explorer on June 01, 2016, 08:22:17 AM

I was coding a nodeJS bot a while back for the same purpose but never completed it. Are you willing to show me proof(screenshots) of the bots in action in addition to monthly expenses, number of sales, etc. I might be interested.

Yeah, Like I said, I never finished the project so I've never used it on "real customers", but if I was testing myself it was working good, there might be some bugs and not "all" implemented, but this thing works. I can even help you out a bit if you will have problem(s)

. I can yeah, show you screenshots/live of it, but it any "errors" come then so you know.

Well, I'm not cool with "some bugs/errors"
Have you written thorough unit tests for this bot?

Yeah, I have done always tests, I was just saying if anything pops up, I will take a look into code ofc and see what causes it.

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on June 02, 2016, 02:49:15 AM

Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

That's a good question actually, I think it should be possible, I am using code to prevent other items trading to bot and some game app id's, but I think if you change those to TF2 related information, then it should be
working for TF2 as well. Yes, it is a custom userhandler

. Basically, you would have to add bot to a friend list to create custom BTC Wallet address for you, then you can send BTC there and see your balance, if you type a command to bot. After you got enough balance, then you can use it to purchase some keys from the bot if he has them.

Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

Yes, I made it myself. It's custom userhandler on SteamBot. Blockchain API Payments is something that, bot uses to see has user paid to him, to send out the keys. Basically, after you got your API Key, then you would create new GUID through the API Key and use it for the bot. The bot uses it to generate custom addresses for people etc

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Are you sure you made this yourself because as far as I know there is something similar (probably outdated ) in Github.I would like to know what do you mean by "Blockchain API payments" ? do you mean it access your blockchain wallet to get/add the funds and then buy/sell ?

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Is this based on Jessicar96's steam bot? That means this is a custom userhandler! Let me ask, can I edit the userhandler to allow trade of tf2 keys and other CSGO keys too?

One more thing - is it a trade offer bot or a friend-trade bot?

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