Topic: WTS - 10 Random Steam Keys (Read 423 times)
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I'm not here to ruin reputations, shut steam accounts or piss people off. These games are truly random. I used to game - a lot. Now with 2 small kids I dont have time. I work for a software company which has agreements with distributors. Once in a while they have specials and i'm offered these special deals. When I used to play games, those random steam games turned out to be $1, $2, $5, $20 dollar games.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
How can you make sure that it's random not just something you picked on purpose to make profit from it? you will have control of it somehow I thinkIt's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
I cant tell which games belong to which Steam Key. I have 10 steam keys. If I activate the key, then they are bound to my steam account. It's random, a game of chance. A while ago (about 6 months ago) I received 10 random steam keys and got Ark ($30 game) and Rust ($20 game) and a bunch of $2 and $4 games.
Again, this is for that person who likes to take a chance. I don't know what games they are, it's like opening up a holiday stocking or unwrapping a mystery present
I'm not here to ruin reputations, shut steam accounts or piss people off. These games are truly random. I used to game - a lot. Now with 2 small kids I dont have time. I work for a software company which has agreements with distributors. Once in a while they have specials and i'm offered these special deals. When I used to play games, those random steam games turned out to be $1, $2, $5, $20 dollar games.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
How can you make sure that it's random not just something you picked on purpose to make profit from it? you will have control of it somehow I think It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
I'm not here to ruin reputations, shut steam accounts or piss people off. These games are truly random. I used to game - a lot. Now with 2 small kids I dont have time. I work for a software company which has agreements with distributors. Once in a while they have specials and i'm offered these special deals. When I used to play games, those random steam games turned out to be $1, $2, $5, $20 dollar games.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
So, by that measure it is worth approx 0.025 at the current bitcoin rate. If you were to only win 10 x $1 games - I don't know, do games get any cheaper than that on steam? You've set a reasonable asking price, but customers should evaluate it too
I'm not here to ruin reputations, shut steam accounts or piss people off. These games are truly random. I used to game - a lot. Now with 2 small kids I dont have time. I work for a software company which has agreements with distributors. Once in a while they have specials and i'm offered these special deals. When I used to play games, those random steam games turned out to be $1, $2, $5, $20 dollar games.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
It's completely random, there could be 10 $1 dollar games or there could be 1 $50 game and the rest $1 dollar games, or there could be a myriad of combinations - it's all random. I have no control.
Where did you get those "random" keys?
If they are "random",you should put a "random price"
If they are "random",you should put a "random price"
You can't just promise with all your heart that it's random and you have no control over it. You could easily say that while clicking buy ten times on a $1 game on Steam. Also, you could always do some fancy chargeback option on the Steam gifts and get the buyer's Steam account suspended.
It seems to me like you're using some kind of website that sells random Steam games.
I agree as you can just get some cheap games with a few dollars and make profit of a lot from it but the buyer can't say anything because of its randomness. It seems to me like you're using some kind of website that sells random Steam games.
You can't just promise with all your heart that it's random and you have no control over it. You could easily say that while clicking buy ten times on a $1 game on Steam. Also, you could always do some fancy chargeback option on the Steam gifts and get the buyer's Steam account suspended.
It seems to me like you're using some kind of website that sells random Steam games.
It seems to me like you're using some kind of website that sells random Steam games.
I have 10 random Steam Game Keys. They are random. You can get top tier games, mid range, casual, indie, or a mix of them all. It's random = I don't know what games they will unlock.
I'm selling all 10 for .05 BTC
PM me if interested.
I'm selling all 10 for .05 BTC
PM me if interested.
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