Steam scammers

>Do a bunch of cs:go unboxing
>Don't actually play the game, just like unboxing in any game
>Get some decent skins, ranging from a few dollars to 10 dollars and more
>Have a lot of experience in trading and with the game economies of cs:go and tf2
>Decide to trade some of the more valuable skins for cs:go keys or tf2 items of similar value
>Post a thread in the cs:go forum on steam
>Guy messages me
>The following conversation follows

This is the cancer of steam. If I weren't such a lifeless loser I might have actually traded 15 dollars worth of skins for a tf2 inventory worth less than 1 dollar.

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This was his inventory btw. At first he wants about 2 dollars worth of skins for it, which is a fucking steal for him and I was even willing to do it just because the skins he wanted at first were so cheap and I could scrap the shit out of his inventory, but then he went full blown scammer.

The killstreak kit in question was not worth 1 dollar like I was nice enough to assume, it was only worth 3 cents. The crate was worth 3 cents, the hat was worth 7 cents, and everything else was less than 1 cent.

It makes me mad that his profile is full of people saying shit like "+rep great trader"

What a fucking garbage thread kys reddit

Thank you, it's important to have criticism in your life

Barely a scam

Just your typical beggar kid hoping he'll get a few bucks with the "well I didn't check/but ur so rich and im poor" excuse. Get a dozen of these every day

Makes me depressed that my responses to waste a maximum of their time while taking a minimum of my attention have become so practiced and automatic

What irked me was that he changed it from 2 dollars worth of skins from me, to 15 dollars just like that, and then after I broke it down to him how his inventory was worth less than a dollar, he just told me that both of our items are worthless to us so to just do it and comment "+rep" on his profile.

Some people are shitty retards.

I think video games as a hobby might have a greater percentage of these people than other hobbies / social scenes.

Why give him the courtesy at all? Clearly he doesn't respect you (for lowballing is an insult) so why would you him

Anyone else get those accounts friending you that are always; name is a bunch of numbers, 1 year account, 1.9 hours in dota 2, no other alias', no friends, no groups.

It's habitual for me to be extremely nice when trading. After I explained to him why his inventory wasn't worth anywhere near what he wanted from me, and he basically said "just accept the trade bitch", I wanted to tell him to go fuck himself, but I just didn't have it in me.

Never happened to me.

I always hated people being overly nice. Sugary slyness you know. Like do they really think they're fooling me.
You won't be making friends with them anyway, and a bit of aggression and going straight to the point lets you more control of the discussion.

Like the time I accidentally bullied a french guy into overpaying like $100 because I thought he was just trying to jerk me around. whoops

I used to get hit up by kids that wanted to scam me me out of my $1.28 skin

If you're scamming for $1.28 then you need to rethink your criminal life

Why not just use steam market?

You can get overpay in keys through trading

>tfw made 2k in the haydays of Dota 2

This is why you ignore every friend invitation, so you don't have to deal with lowballing faggots.

Damn, a whole 2 dollars
Thank god you did not fall for his incidious plot op

My years of training have prepared me for such tomfoolery

>tfw have loads of refined but nobody trades for low level shit anymore
I put up an offer for a hat on one of these sites and didn't get a response for a month

At that level it's all long been automated

Just use scrap.tf or warehouse.tf or whatever it is that people use to flip shit now

hey its me ur bro

Giving someone a shitty deal =/= scamming them

He's still a cunt, but it's not scamming. I'd know, I made $900 in trading doing exactly what he did, and it wasn't considered scamming by most trading sites.

>go into tf2 server
>see someone with an unusual who has a low amount of hours
>offer him an item worth less than $2 for his unusual worth about $60
>he does it just because it looks cooler than his unusual

Know how to profit off of another person's stupidity. It's a doggy dog world.

>Wasting money on random item roulette in a game you don't even play

>calls someone cancer
>streams
>unboxes and doesnt even play the game
>csgo in the first place
nice bait

Best way to avoid getting scammed is to not get involved in any of that.

>muh cosmetics
kys

Sage.

For a while I had a ton. Nowadays not so much.

>Do a bunch of cs:go unboxing
>Don't actually play the game, just like unboxing in any game
Yeah, this is the cancer.

>i don't actualy play the game, i just like unboxing
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you deserve this feel