cs go knife for real money

Parky said:
I'm confused, why would anybody pay such a ridiculous amount of money for a skin?
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Because they are sad, but then again why would anybody pay £6000 for a virtual space ship in star citizen... they still do it.

EDIT : IT's also not like having said item gives you any extra stats or anything... its a ******* texture that you can probably get for free on the workshop :L but that " not a legit way "

EDIT 2 : It's a shame for all the " genuine players " of CSGO As things like this shine the community in a dreadful light not including the videos of said depicted " player base " screaming at their screen because they killed 2 people or unboxed a few pixels.... Yeah im not personally a fan of the game simply because of the way that the community is portrayed via social media/youtube ect Im sure there are some really nice players out there as well. But because there not going bat **** at the screen they don't get any publicity! BOO
 
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harry5522 said:
Because they are sad, but then again why would anybody pay £6000 for a virtual space ship in star citizen... they still do it.

EDIT : IT's also not like having said item gives you any extra stats or anything... its a ******* texture that you can probably get for free on the workshop :L but that " not a legit way "

EDIT 2 : It's a shame for all the " genuine players " of CSGO As things like this shine the community in a dreadful light not including the videos of said depicted " player base " screaming at their screen because they killed 2 people or unboxed a few pixels.... Yeah im not personally a fan of the game simply because of the way that the community is portrayed via social media/youtube ect Im sure there are some really nice players out there as well. But because there not going bat **** at the screen they don't get any publicity! BOO
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How's the view from your high horse ? I don't understand how you are not classed as a genuine player because you enjoy opening cases and use skins
 
Put up a photo and someone will give you a better idea of its worth, both sides.

You shouldn't worry about getting rid of it quickly, it will hold its value so take your time and make sure you don't get ripped off.
 
Piesanfries said:
some random person has just added me on steam claims to have seen my knife while spectating me on his friends match.

hes offering me 350 euros through paypal and he said he would do it with the option were he could not claim the money back

is this possible?
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No it isn't. Every paypal transaction through a credit/debit card can be charged back. Don't trust him.
 
I think probably the safest way is to sell it on the steam? market for steam credit and then gift games to people you know who can just paypal you / give you the cash.
 
If you are charged back through Paypal after selling through ebay or privately, you will be asked to provide proof the item was sent.
One possible way is to list a physical item for sale on ebay and mention it comes with the free skin. Ebay, if you ask them, officially do not allow downloadable items to be sold. When you post the physical item whatever it is, send it tracked, oh and have no returns on your ebay listing.
 
Yeah dude, just take the 15% loss on steam and sell it via that, you will lose about £35, but its the best way, id happily take it if i had the money, but otherwise you will just get scammers and little russian ***** begging you... Trust me, taking the £35 loss will be the best thing you ever did.
 
theaterix said:
Yeah dude, just take the 15% loss on steam and sell it via that, you will lose about £35, but its the best way, id happily take it if i had the money, but otherwise you will just get scammers and little russian ***** begging you... Trust me, taking the £35 loss will be the best thing you ever did.
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Yeah but the money is stuck on steam I'd rather spend £200+ on stuff other than video games if I had the choice lol
 
Piesanfries said:
Yeah but the money is stuck on steam I'd rather spend £200+ on stuff other than video games if I had the choice lol
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Well you seem set on selling it privately so why bother coming on here asking for advice?

Like pretty much everyone has said, it will end up in a scam where they will reclaim the money via paypal... So if you do go ahead privately don't come back when it all ends in tears
 
Just sell it on steam and then you won't have to worry about adding funds to your steam wallet for a while. Don't just spend it for the sake of it, but have it there for when you do fancy something. You will eventually have saved £200.
 
phil_c_ said:
Well you seem set on selling it privately so why bother coming on here asking for advice?

Like pretty much everyone has said, it will end up in a scam where they will reclaim the money via paypal... So if you do go ahead privately don't come back when it all ends in tears ��
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This. Subbing to the thread for the inevitable lols :)
 
Acme said:
Just sell it on steam and then you won't have to worry about adding funds to your steam wallet for a while. Don't just spend it for the sake of it, but have it there for when you do fancy something. You will eventually have saved £200.
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because im not stupid enough to use paypal direct with the user intent on buying the item which is what every one keeps posting saying i will get scammed with...

There are 3rd party websites which i was hoping others may comment with their experiences e.g opskins has been mentioned to me there is also another above
 
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