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Source cost like $19.95 so why would anyone trade an ScT invite that costs $29.30 (at current euros to dollars exchange rate) for it?
A low digit (4 or 5) steamID may be worth something but a cs:s key is worthless, not to mention that you could just get your key back by proving to valve its yours by proof of purchase, stupid trade.
I got the orange box as a gift recently but hardly ever play the damn thing. I'm just not interested in that type of game anymore..
nsk my steam account was created before steam became public beta. you serious I could see it because of how old it is? who would be stupid enough to buy an account because of the number?
lots of ppl buy low numbered steam ids.
check out ebay they are on there all the time.
seriously! a css acc is about $19.50 and a sct invite $20...
Hmm it turns out my old HL1-CS-CZ steam account is 4 digits. I wasn't aware of its apparent value.
ya i think my id is like 4 thousand something, but i'm on osx and am to lazy to boot into windows to check
so anyone wanna buy a super elite steam account for $500 usd? lol
You would be quite supprised i sold mine for £120 all it contained was the original half life 1 and the mods nothing else more than 4 games and a 4 digit steam id silly kids think they get into high ranking Clans because of a number or it makes them a better counter strike player who know.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanielleD87
It's quite easy to sell to parents who don't have a clue or don't know how to control their little ones.
I think i may try to sell this 5 digit one i have currently are they rare now? i have not played for a few years so i guess all the cheaters and silly kids who wasted £120 + on these steam id must have been banned by now.
lol who knows.
ebay time! thanks for the info btw!
hmm interesting...
I have a 5 digit one as well that I don't really use