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[FknReq] Steam acc. - Market Place request thread

A vacced-legit-player's account request that got locked in under 10 minutes flat.

A member named Fknz0ned posted in the Market Place asking for a free/cheap Steam account with CS:S and DOD:S (offering a token $4), claiming he kept getting VAC banned despite playing legit. Within minutes, another member and two staffers (a moderator and a super-mod) piled on to point out he didn't meet the forum's 100-post minimum to trade, and the thread was swiftly locked by staff. A pretty mundane, everyday snapshot of the Market Place's strict anti-scam posting rules being enforced in real time.

I keep getting vacced, Somehow... (I Play legit)— Fknz0ned

need 100 posts to do any trading— chopiekat

This topic has been closed by a moderator(me). Reason: " Need 100 posts to trade. "— ap3x

S> Steam Account (Market Place listing)

A member sells off his personal VAC-clean Steam account for $20 — a tiny time capsule of the pre-Steam-Guard era.

A short Market Place listing where longtime member h4voCK offers his personal Steam account for sale, no trades accepted, and states he won't go first unless dealing with a trusted FkN member. Smod PopTart chimes in to ask basic vetting questions (digit count, VAC status), which h4voCK answers plainly. Four days later a low-post member, juzzy, drops a lowball $20 offer with a personal email — a good snapshot of how casual and low-stakes account trading was on the board back then.

Selling my personal steam. No trades.— h4voCK

I won't go first unless you're trusted here on FkN.— h4voCK

$20 email me at [email protected]— juzzy

COD MW2 Steams - Market Place

One member wanted a cheap Steam account for MW2, another sold one for $15 via MSN — that's the whole 2010 economy right there.

A short, low-key Market Place thread from April 2010 where user [C]hrome asked for a 'safe and reliable' MW2 Steam account. j00j07 offered one for sale for $15 (with a Battlefield: Bad Company 2 account also mentioned), directing the deal to MSN messenger. A couple of days later Etern1ty chimed in with a 'WTB' (want to buy) reply. It's a tiny, mundane slice of the site's account/key trading scene, notable mostly as a snapshot of how casually accounts were bought and sold on fkn0wned back in the day.

Anyone have any safe and reliable MW2 steams for sale?— [C]hrome

I've got one for $15. Hit me up on MSN... I also have BF: BC2.— j00j07

WTB! message me!— Etern1ty

6 Digit For Sale CHEAP!

A cheap Half-Life account listing that fizzled out into one confused reply and one lowball offer.

A short, low-key Market Place listing from user 1up offering an HL1 game pack (described as 'VAC clean') for $25-30 back in February 2010. A moderator briefly pointed out a typo/confusion over the listing before catching their mistake, a well-known trader jokingly nudged others to buy it, and one member offered $20. The thread is a tiny, mundane snapshot of the forum's old game-account trading scene rather than anything dramatic.

wait nvm it says hL1— SNK

Someone buy this.— fkngames

If that 6 digit is still good, I will snag that off you for 20.— owninandshit

STeam acc for sale with CS:CZ - written by Izeman

One-post wonder tries to sell a Steam account, gets insta-slapped and locked in under a minute.

A brand-new member with a single post attempted to sell a Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike: Condition Zero and 1.6, asking for PayPal or premium days in return. Market Place moderator PopTart shut it down almost immediately, pointing out the seller hadn't met the required 100-post minimum to post in the trading section. The thread was locked within a minute of being posted, a classic case of a newcomer not reading the rules.

hi, i sale here a steam account with cs:CZ and cs:/1.6 , please give me a good price per paypal or premium days— Izeman

Holy shit does nobody read the rules anymore? /closed— PopTart

Wanted: Steam Account with Left 4 Dead 2

One member's hunting for an L4D2 account and offering a stack of other Steam games in trade — but the crew warns him it's probably a lost cause.

A short Market Place thread from December 2009 where user Daimarus put out a request for a Steam account containing Left 4 Dead 2, offering to trade several other Steam accounts (with CSS, TF2, CS 1.6, and more) in return. Another member, darkblood24, claimed to have one and reached out off-forum. A staff member, ap3x, chimed in to note that L4D2 accounts were notoriously easy for original owners to reclaim, making this kind of trade risky. The thread fizzled out after a bump with no confirmed deal shown.

Just to let you know, this is going to be hard to come by. L4D2 accounts will almost always get retrieved.— ap3x

Added, have one :)— darkblood24

7dig steam — sold to Sinista

A quick, no-drama Steam account sale from the Fkn0wned Market Place — closed out in under a day.

A brief, closed Market Place listing from February 2010 where user boselect sold a '7dig steam' item/account to Sinista. The buyer confirmed the deal went smoothly with no issues, and the thread was marked sold and locked shortly after. A completely mundane but representative slice of the forum's trading subculture, showing the community's post-count-gated market rules in action.

Sold to Sinista— boselect

quick transaction for the account, no hiccups. (:— Sinista

Need Rapidshare

Guy offers three game keys just to borrow someone's Rapidshare account

A quick Market Place post from member hitmanre asking if anyone had a Rapidshare account (ideally one with high download traffic) to spare, offering game keys for BF2, CoD4, and CoD5 in exchange. The thread was promptly moved to the Market Place board by moderator PopTart, and no deal appears to have been struck in the visible thread. A small, mundane snapshot of the file-hosting economy that underpinned a lot of early forum trading culture.

I need RS account, preferrable one with lots of dl traffic, but if u cant it dosnt matter, ill give u 1 bf2 key 1 cod4 key 1 cod5 key— hitmanre

/moved to market— PopTart

Steam Account Flip Attempt Shut Down for Post-Count Violation

One-post wonder tries to flip a Steam account for $80, gets insta-slammed by the mods

A brand-new member with a single post attempted to sell a Steam account loaded with 24 games for $80 in the Market Place section. Admin ap3x closed the thread within an hour, citing the Market Place's 100-post minimum requirement for selling and adding a sarcastic remark about not being interested in the deal. A short, unremarkable listing that mostly serves as an example of the forum's strict market rules being enforced against low-post-count sellers.

i sell steam with 24 games!! SteamCommunity Price: $80 Need $$ NOW!!— UnknOwn_

Sure i'll totally buy a steam for $80— ap3x

Selling Sbot Account - $5 USD

A five-dollar account sale, a Paypal gift-fee gripe, and a same-day happy ending.

A quick, unremarkable Market Place listing from December 2009 where member mcm offered an 'Sbot' account for $5 USD. Regular poster misterfopje snapped it up almost immediately, and the two closed out the deal with mutual vouches, though mcm griped a bit about getting stuck with payment fees on the 'gift' transfer. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the site's account-trading economy and its post-count-gated Market Place rules.

Selling Sbot Account, $5 USD. Kind Regards— mcm

good guy, everything went smooth. he went first, payment made, no problems :)— misterfopje

Steam Account Bundle Sale (L4D2, L4D, TF2, Garry's Mod, HL2, UT3 +More)

1up drops a whole Steam library bundle for $15 — then cuts it to $10 three days later

A brief Market Place listing from member 1up offering a Steam account loaded with L4D2, L4D, TF2, Garry's Mod, HL2, Unreal Tournament, Unreal Tournament 3, and other titles. Asking price started at $15 and was marked down to $10 a few days later with no takers visible in the thread. Typical of the era's account-flipping trade, with the standard disclaimer that the seller takes no responsibility once the account changes hands.

10$ now— 1up

I only sell accounts that are either my personal accounts or have been in my possession for a good while.— 1up

j00j07's $5 Steam Account Listing (CS 1.6 / DoD Bundle)

One member, one aging Steam account, $5, and two lonely bumps that nobody answered.

A short, quiet Market Place listing where user j00j07 tried to offload an old 2007-registered Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike 1.6, Day of Defeat, Condition Zero, Deathmatch Classic, and Ricochet for a flat $5. The post laid out the era's classic no-recourse PayPal 'gift' resale ritual, typical of the site's grey-market game-account trade. Despite two bump posts over the following days, the thread shows no buyer response — a small, mundane artifact of the forum's Market Place economy rather than a dramatic one.

Cheap, cheap, cheap!— j00j07

This account is safe.— j00j07

7-Digit CSS Account Listing — $10 by 1up

A vintage Counter-Strike: Source account, complete with a bundled game library, listed for a cool ten bucks.

A short, no-frills Market Place listing where a member named 1up offered up an old 7-digit Counter-Strike: Source Steam account bundled with several other Valve/HL1-era games for $10. The post is a classic slice of the fkn0wned Market Place: brief, transactional, with a standard disclaimer disowning responsibility after sale. No replies or bidding activity followed, just a lone listing sitting quietly on page 1.

I only sell accounts that are either my personal accounts or have been in my possession for a good while.— 1up

I take no responsibility for what happens to your account after you purchase.— 1up

Repulse's Market Place Vouch Thread

One vouch, one trader — the whole reputation system of an old cheat-scene marketplace in a nutshell.

A short feedback thread from Fkn0wned.com's Market Place sub-board, where member Repulse opened a personal review thread inviting others to leave feedback after trading with him. Fellow member fkngames left a single positive vouch, calling the trade smooth and Repulse negotiable. It's a small, typical artifact of the site's informal trust/reputation system that let members vet buyers and sellers before dealing.

Post when you trade / buy / sell with me!— Repulse

Very good customer/seller/trader. I've traded with him and the trade went very smoothly. Very negotiable. I recommend this guy!— fkngames

Steam Account for Sale ($5 HL1 Package)

A VIP tries to flip a barebones HL1 Steam account for five whole dollars — gets haggled down to two.

A short Market Place listing from VIP member ///xcF offering an unverified Steam account with an HL1 package for $5, noting it hadn't been logged into for 300 days and wasn't VAC banned. Fellow member JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE lowballed with a $2 counteroffer, and xcF closed the deal via PM. A tiny, mundane transaction typical of the forum's casual account-trading corner, bookended by the era's Market Place rules requiring 100 posts to sell.

STEAM_0:0:20xxx93 for sale hl1 package for sale 5$ Unverified last login 300days not vaced <3— ///xcF

2$— JUSTiiNCREDiiBLE

5 Dollar MW2 Account

Selling a VAC-banned MW2 account for $5 — because apparently single-player was worth the asking price.

A low-effort Market Place listing where member '1up' tried to offload a VAC-banned Modern Warfare 2 account for five dollars, noting it could still be used for single-player. Other members quickly clowned on the value proposition, with 'cixxa' questioning who'd want an account that couldn't even play online, and 'marz' offering a lukewarm defense that it was still a 'cheap copy' of the game. A tiny, forgettable transaction thread that captures the everyday hustle (and skepticism) of the forum's Market Place section.

who wants a vaced mw2 account that cant play online?— cixxa

Its still a cheap copy of mw2 that you could play single player.— marz

Modern Warfare 2 Steam Account for Sale — $15

One post, one MW2 Steam account, fifteen bucks — the Market Place at its most mundane and most 2010.

A one-post listing in the Market Place board where member 1up offered a Steam account loaded with just Modern Warfare 2 for a flat $15 via PayPal, contact by MSN. Standard fare for the era's gray-market account trading scene, complete with the obligatory 'not responsible after purchase' disclaimer. No replies, no drama — just a small snapshot of the account-flipping hustle that filled these boards, gated behind the forum's 100-post trading requirement.

This steam has MW2 ONLY. Account is Inactive with community page not setup yet— 1up

I only sell accounts that are either my personal accounts or have been in my possession for a good while.— 1up

Trading CSS Account for a WoW Game Card

One member's dusty old Steam account, several bumps, and a whole lot of nothing — the eternal Market Place hustle.

A classic Fkn0wned Market Place post: member Agility tries to trade an old Steam account (with CS:S, DoD:S, and HL2, VAC clean, made back in 2006) for a US WoW game card. He posts a screenshot to prove playtime and legitimacy, then bumps the thread repeatedly over about a week with little traction. Fellow member marz offers to keep an eye out, but the thread just fizzles out with no confirmed trade. A small, mundane slice of the forum's barter economy days.

Bump still looking mah nigguhs— Agility

ill see what i can do might look around for one for you— marz

1up's MW2 + CSS Steam Account Listing

A Steam account bundle — MW2, CSS, Killing Floor, and more — yours for $15, no refunds.

A brief Market Place listing from member '1up' offering a Steam account bundled with Modern Warfare 2, Counter-Strike: Source, Killing Floor, and Defence Alliance 2 for $15 USD, contactable via MSN. The seller notes the account was personally owned or long-held and disclaims responsibility once sold, a standard caveat for these account-flipping posts. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the forum's Market Place economy, sitting under the era's '100 posts required to sell' rule introduced to curb scam listings.

I only sell accounts that are either my personal accounts or have been in my possession for a good while.— 1up

I take no responsibility for what happens to your account after you purchase.— 1up

Zeksta's COD 4 Keyshop

9 leftover CoD4 keys, bulk discounts, and a lonely bump nobody answered.

A small Market Place listing where member zeksta tried to sell off a stock of Call of Duty 4 CD keys, offering bulk pricing tiers and a per-customer limit (with wiggle room 'for exceptions'). The thread got one follow-up bump asking why no one was buying, and that's where it ended — a quiet, unremarkable little corner of the marketplace rather than a big event.

Bump, no one at all want a key?— zeksta

Though, exceptions can be made ;)— zeksta

Positive Vouch: Steam/Cafe Account Sale (160 Games)

A quick vouch thread for a 160-game account sale spirals into an off-color one-liner about "penetration" speed.

A short, unremarkable Market Place vouch thread where user Patiencee confirms a smooth, fast transaction selling a 'cafe account' bundled with 160 games. The single reply from -Alex derails the thread immediately with a crude joke playing off Patiencee's choice of words, typical of the forum's crass, jokey vibe. No drama beyond that — just a two-post exchange preserved as a snapshot of the site's Market Place review culture and humor.

Sold him a cafe account with 160 games went smooth, and fast like penetration.— Patiencee

your penetration is fast? fuck I'd hate to be going out with you. Nigger I go all night.— -Alex

FraggerMan's Steam Account Sale Listing

A guy named FraggerMan hawked eleven bundled Steam accounts for as little as five bucks apiece — Half-Life, TF2, and a small pile of forgotten Steam libraries, all up for grabs.

This was a Market Place listing from a member called FraggerMan (tag: /B/LACKUP), offering a numbered lineup of Steam accounts loaded with games like Counter-Strike: Source, Half-Life 2 and its episodes, Team Fortress 2, Garry's Mod, Left 4 Dead, and various other mid-2000s titles, priced individually between $5 and $17. The 'TRUSTED' tag in the title reflects the marketplace's informal reputation system, and the thread insists buyers post first rather than the seller — a common trust-building ritual on these kinds of forums. It got one lonely bump two days later and no visible replies, a pretty typical fate for marketplace threads once the initial buyer interest dried up.

I WILL NOT GO FIRST! Post here before adding me.— FraggerMan

SPECIAL SALE!!!!!— FraggerMan

1up's Bundle Steam Account Sale (CS, L4D, TF2, HL2)

One low-digit Steam account, every Valve game bundled in, ten bucks — but did anyone bite?

A Market Place listing from member 1up offering a 'low 7-digit' Steam account loaded with the full Valve library (CS 1.6, CSS, L4D, TF2, HL2 and more) for a modest asking price, paid via Paypal. The thread shows the classic slow-burn of a forum sale post: an initial listing, a couple of lonely bumps over several weeks, a price drop, and a one-word question from another member that never got answered. A quiet, low-stakes corner of the Market Place rather than a dramatic one.

Bumping Since this is a nice account— 1up

1.6?— cixxa

ESL Account Wanted — Locked in Seconds

New guy asks for an ESL account, forgets the 100-post rule, gets insta-locked by a mod.

A low-post-count member named chin958522742 posted in the Market Place looking to buy an ESL (Electronic Sports League) account, offering to pay well for one. Within minutes, forum smod NIX locked the thread for violating the Market Place's well-publicized 100-post minimum rule for trading threads. A brief, unremarkable, but classic case of forum rule enforcement in action.

Im searching for an esl account if anybody can provide me one i will make a good offer.— chin958522742

Read the rules - Locked— NIX

WoW Account Trade: Level 21 Burning Blade Wanted

One lonely 2009 post: a member offering his level 21 Arygos character for a trade, no noobs allowed.

A short, single-post Market Place listing from August 2009 where member xdan38x sought to trade his level 21 World of Warcraft character (Arygos server) for an equivalent level 21+ character on Burning Blade. He noted the character came with some gold and starter gear, linked an Armory profile, and insisted he wouldn't go first in the trade, wary of scammers. The thread got no replies, a small time capsule of the site's account-trading culture and the 100-post rule meant to keep low-effort traders out.

No noobs, I don't go first. So don't bother if you don't trust me.— xdan38x

fkngames's Market Place Review Thread

A trader's feedback thread reduced to one cryptic line: "You know what to do ;)"

This is a User Review thread in the Market Place section, created by fkngames, a member with 'Official Steam Trader' status and a hefty 717 posts by February 2010. The post itself is just a brief, winking prompt asking others to leave feedback, typical of the vouch/reputation threads traders used to vet each other on the forum. No further replies were preserved on this archived page, so it stands as a small, quiet artifact of the site's trading economy.

You know what to do ;)— fkngames

User Review board (Market Place reputation threads)

Where every trade lived or died on rep — one bad SteamShop deal and your name was mud forever.

This was Fkn0wned's User Review subforum under Market Place, basically the community's vouch/feedback system — members opened personal threads asking anyone they'd traded with to post reviews, alongside scattered scam reports calling out shady traders. It's a dense index of individual reputation threads from mid-to-late 2009, spanning Steam account/key trades, general item trades, and at least one named scammer callout. The vibe is classic self-policing marketplace culture: no escrow, no mods babysitting deals, just public feedback threads and the occasional 'scammer' thread trying to warn people off.

[Scammer]parkie (500k Club Member)— 1up

[ScamReport] Me & ap3x scammed by winrar— KreaT!vE

Review me if you've trade/bought/or sold to me.— hard[kor]