In the effort to sell my Asiimov.

[Quinn 643]

In the effort to sell my Asiimov a prominent offer came from a gentleman named "CatDog" asking me to go to "csgouloonge.com" after some short investigation I found that his profile was private, this brought suspicion to the forefront of my brain, but with good hopes in mind I soldiered on. After a more careful analysis of his welcoming message I concluded that this was a petty endevour to rob me of my oh so precious steam account. Don't fall for this:

Also would anyone care to buy my Asiimov?

[Dave 2]

This happens all the time. If anyone sends you a link while trading and you don't 100% know its legit, its almost always going to be a scam.

Also I put in an offer of a tin of tuna for your Asiimov.

[Jamie 2,319]

i love how they start with "hey mate" to lead you into a false sense of security

[Biggles 44]

I love how the bots are still using the 2006 MSN term "heya" as if its still relevant

[Quinn 643]

Another treacherous bastard trying to rob me:

Currently:

Scammers-2

Actual Offers-0

[UnSeen 1,036]

Gotta love scammers.

I'll swap my Mag-7 Storm for it tho, it's Minimal Wear xo

[w33zy 1,523]

[Biggles 44]

HE HAVE STEAM LAGGED!

But seriously if you want to see if they're a bot before adding, hover over their display picture icon and it'll show a low Steam Rank, and they also don't own the game.

[mitch 457]

all them and six more off screen are scammers

[Jamie 2,319]

and this is why i never bother with skins

unless i ever get a butterfly knife, in which case fuck yeah

[M1nt-l0u 1,235]

Steam really need to find a system that tackles this.

[Dave 2]

Chris, have you used TF2Outpost yet? It does tf2, cs:go, dota 2 and its pretty reliable in my eyes. I can't promise you won't get scammers and some people are retarded when they post their prices, but you can usually find a legitimate trader with a good offer.

[Quinn 643]

[w33zy 1,523]

want to sell my amazing AK, please mininum bets 50€

[Biggles 44]

FUCK NAVI, STUPID SHIT TEAM FUCK ALL NOOB.