Topic: Selling steam games. - page 4. (Read 8160 times)
How much for the steam Dayz?
Game name: CS : GO
Steam price : 7.49$
Max you'd pay : 5$
$6 Steam price : 7.49$
Max you'd pay : 5$
Game name: CS : GO
Steam price : 7.49$
Max you'd pay : 5$
Steam price : 7.49$
Max you'd pay : 5$
Just bought cs:go.
went good and fast. ty
thank you for your purchase. went good and fast. ty
Game's Name : Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods
Steam's Price : 67% off - $4.99 ($14.99)
Max you'd pay for it : $5
don't low ball me...Steam's Price : 67% off - $4.99 ($14.99)
Max you'd pay for it : $5
$9 for it.
Game's Name : Crusader Kings II: The Old Gods
Steam's Price : 67% off - $4.99 ($14.99)
Max you'd pay for it : $5
Steam's Price : 67% off - $4.99 ($14.99)
Max you'd pay for it : $5
I got ripped off 13c!!!!!!!! 
haha JUST Joking,
Really cool guy, relaxed and chill even after I had problems( my deposit took over an hour!)
Would recommend 100%. Any questions send me a pm.
thank you for your purchase haha JUST Joking,
Really cool guy, relaxed and chill even after I had problems( my deposit took over an hour!)
Would recommend 100%. Any questions send me a pm.
I got ripped off 13c!!!!!!!!
haha JUST Joking,
Really cool guy, relaxed and chill even after I had problems( my deposit took over an hour!)
Would recommend 100%. Any questions send me a pm.
haha JUST Joking,
Really cool guy, relaxed and chill even after I had problems( my deposit took over an hour!)
Would recommend 100%. Any questions send me a pm.
Game's Name : Transistor
Steam's Price : $20
Max you'd pay for it : $10
$14.5 for it, can't do $10, sorry. Steam's Price : $20
Max you'd pay for it : $10
Game's Name : Transistor
Steam's Price : $20
Max you'd pay for it : $10
Steam's Price : $20
Max you'd pay for it : $10
Ejarwan bro, how much is Payday 2?
around $13, that is cheaper than a 50% off.
Ejarwan bro, how much is Payday 2?
Just bought another 2 CS GO gifts +rep, all went good!
Also I have never used Steam. From what I read: these are not CD keys or something, right? These are sent as gift with that trading system and cannot ("really") be reversed, right? Thanks.
Not true at all. The advantage of doing an in game trade rather than getting redeemable CD keys is that if the purchase is found to be fraudulent then Steam will reverse the trade meaning your not worse off. Except in this case, since you traded with BTC rather than in game items Steam will just remove them from your account and possibly ban it if it thinks you are an alt account. In effect, it offers you no different protection at all.
That was the first thing I found, but was indeed wrong. I searched after that post and figured that the game will be removed and account will be blocked if the payment of the trade/gift is reversed. (I don't care about my account though as I don't have other games.)
So when I saw that, I decided to only trade if somehow he had more trust that a bitcointalk newbie. And I figured (based on his steam profile/comments and googleing on his username) that he did do at least hundreds of trades, going back from 2012. So in the end I traded because of that, even though like you said, there is definitely still a risk.
Thanks for making it clear for others. Personally I still took the gamble for 50% off
but others will have to decide for them own it is indeed not without risk.and been trading since years, this never happened.
Also I have never used Steam. From what I read: these are not CD keys or something, right? These are sent as gift with that trading system and cannot ("really") be reversed, right? Thanks.
Not true at all. The advantage of doing an in game trade rather than getting redeemable CD keys is that if the purchase is found to be fraudulent then Steam will reverse the trade meaning your not worse off. Except in this case, since you traded with BTC rather than in game items Steam will just remove them from your account and possibly ban it if it thinks you are an alt account. In effect, it offers you no different protection at all.
That was the first thing I found, but was indeed wrong. I searched after that post and figured that the game will be removed and account will be blocked if the payment of the trade/gift is reversed. (I don't care about my account though as I don't have other games.)
So when I saw that, I decided to only trade if somehow he had more trust that a bitcointalk newbie. And I figured (based on his steam profile/comments and googleing on his username) that he did do at least hundreds of trades, going back from 2012. So in the end I traded because of that, even though like you said, there is definitely still a risk.
Thanks for making it clear for others. Personally I still took the gamble for 50% off
but others will have to decide for them own it is indeed not without risk. 
Also I have never used Steam. From what I read: these are not CD keys or something, right? These are sent as gift with that trading system and cannot ("really") be reversed, right? Thanks.
Not true at all. The advantage of doing an in game trade rather than getting redeemable CD keys is that if the purchase is found to be fraudulent then Steam will reverse the trade meaning your not worse off. Except in this case, since you traded with BTC rather than in game items Steam will just remove them from your account and possibly ban it if it thinks you are an alt account. In effect, it offers you no different protection at all.
Just bought Tropico 5. His steam profile/comments looked decent so I sent first. Went all good.
thank you for your purchase!
Just bought Tropico 5. His steam profile/comments looked decent so I sent first. Went all good.
Could you sell Tropico 5? And if yes, for what price? TY
Also I have never used Steam. From what I read: these are not CD keys or something, right? These are sent as gift with that trading system and cannot ("really") be reversed, right? Thanks.
$21 for it I guessAlso I have never used Steam. From what I read: these are not CD keys or something, right? These are sent as gift with that trading system and cannot ("really") be reversed, right? Thanks.
and yes they are gifts.
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