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[VerifiedByTux] Amazon Accounts $931 Balance + Giftcard Seller Thread

A 'verified' seller hawking hijacked Amazon accounts loaded with gift card balances, GoPros, and free MacBooks — vouched by the site owner himself.

A market thread in the Regular Sellers District where user focusedi advertised a stock of compromised Amazon accounts, each supposedly carrying gift card balances or expensive unshipped items like a MacBook Pro, GoPro, BlackBerry Passport, and a PS4. The seller took Skype contact and crypto/PayPal payment, restricted sales to US accounts only, and updated the listing over several days as items sold out. Site owner TuxifieD personally checked one of the listed accounts and issued a 'Verified' stamp, and fellow VIP member tupac publicly vouched after buying, lending the thread real credibility within the forum's marketplace culture.

Picked a random account he has listed, got access to it, verified the product was on there that he has mentioned. Verified.— TuxifieD

super vouch for op. he has the accounts.— tupac

you should fix your main post, its very hard to read and an eye sore— FlareBunny

The Combo List Sale That Nobody Trusted

New guy shows up, starts selling stolen login lists 19 minutes after joining — forum immediately smells a rat.

A brand-new member, MUH4M3D, posted a sales thread in the Regular Sellers District hawking bulk 'combo lists' (leaked username/password and email/password dumps) for sites like Amazon, PSN, Steam, and Xbox, promising bonus data for certain buyers. Established VIPs and staff (Fuser, Proud2B3rown, sinder, Bangerz) grilled him for vouches and proof the lists weren't just scraped public dumps, and the seller's own explanation that he 'collected from many forums' and filtered duplicates only deepened suspicions of a low-effort resell scam. Despite the skepticism, at least one member (petki4a) claimed to have bought and been happy, and the thread limped on for months with bumps and lukewarm interest from names like LordEthan2 and owner TuxifieD.

Joined Today, 07:28 PM then 19min later you allready is selling combos.— sinder

collected from many forums, LoL so its a public combolist, FAIL....— sinder

I bought and I am very happy !— petki4a

[WTS] $5 'How To Get Free CS:GO Skins' Guide

A member sells a $5 skins guide, staff demand vouch copies before anyone trusts it, and PayPal breaks halfway through the sale.

In the Regular Sellers District marketplace, user Leetraw advertised a $5 guide claiming to teach a method for getting free CS:GO skins, offering Skype support and a couple of free 'vouch copies' to build credibility. Regulars and VIPs like Lawliet, Bangerz, and FlareBunny weighed in on marketplace etiquette, noting only staff should get vouch copies to properly vet sellers, while others (NRG, razvyx89) pressed for details on time investment, risk, and legitimacy before buying. One buyer, sarkiris, ran into a PayPal currency error but ultimately completed payment another way and left a positive vouch, and a passing accusation that the guide was just a recycled 'you got hacked' scheme was denied by the seller. It's a small, characteristic slice of the forum's grey-market skin-trading economy and its informal trust system built on vouches and staff reputation.

Keep in mind only staff can take vouch copies— Lawliet

+Vouch!! Legit seller, paypal wasn't working for me so he accepted another offer would buy from him again.— sarkiris

Its probably the same leaked method everywhere. "You got hacked" method by yourself.— uglydewey

Sell some Verified PayPal Accounts

A seller pitches 'verified' PayPal accounts from multiple countries, then bumps his own thread five times waiting for a bite

A low-tier seller thread in the Regular Sellers District where user OG.Nuggets advertised a batch of purportedly verified PayPal accounts from several countries, offering Skype contact and payment via PayPal or CS:GO skins. The thread got almost no traction beyond repeated self-bumps until DeadDealer showed up asking pointed questions about whether the accounts were reliable, secure, or sourced from stolen logs — which OG.Nuggets more or less confirmed with a shrug, admitting he didn't care what buyers did with them. A pretty ordinary snapshot of the marketplace's low-effort account-selling scene and the casual, no-guarantees attitude that came with it.

got those accounts from my logs— OG.Nuggets

idk and idc what u do with them— OG.Nuggets

Ah ok so they are cracked and what you do with them is up to you, but they cannot be guaranteed to always work?— DeadDealer

sundy42's 300+ Steam Games Gift Shop Thread

One guy, an ever-updating Steam inventory, and months of 'bumping time' — the most PayPal-friendly thread in the Regular Sellers District.

A member named sundy42 ran a long-running sales thread in the Market Place's Regular Sellers District, offering an enormous rotating inventory of Steam game gifts (reportedly 300+ titles) in exchange for PayPal or Steam Wallet funds, explicitly refusing account/key trades. The thread spans mid-2014, with sundy42 periodically 'bumping' the post and announcing restocks (CS:GO, Call of Duty titles, Arma 2, Prison Architect, etc.), while a handful of buyers and lurkers dropped in to ask for prices, vouches, or trades. It's a pretty mundane but characteristic slice of forum commerce culture — regular restocks, casual haggling, and community members like silentr0ck and Bangerz popping in with specific game requests.

can anyone vouch?— Emmure

Sorry, I don't accept accounts. Just paypal only— sundy42

bumping time again— sundy42

Flip Knife Night & Falchion Night for PayPal

Guy tries to sell CS:GO skins for PayPal, gets offered a 51 Gbps DDoS service instead

A short marketplace listing where user sk3ppy tried to trade a Field-Tested Flip Knife and Falchion Night skin for PayPal funds. InfectedKush jokingly (or not) offered a DDoS service capable of taking down 10 sites as an alternative payment, which sk3ppy declined, sticking to cash only. The thread fizzles out into a couple of lonely bump posts with no buyers found.

I can offer you DDOS Service with 51 GBPS to take down 10 sites of your choosing for either one of them :>— InfectedKush

Sorry, not intrested in that ^^ Only money atm— sk3ppy

Heroes of the Storm EU Beta Key Sale Thread

50 cents got you into Blizzard's beta — courtesy of a seller named Rainbow Dash

A short sales listing in the Regular Sellers District where a member offered Heroes of the Storm EU beta keys for 50 cents apiece via PayPal. The thread got a single bump a week later and no other replies, a pretty typical low-key flip listing from the forum's marketplace scene during the HoTS beta hype period.

Hey! I'm selling HoTS EU beta keys, 50 cents per one. Payment only via PayPal— Rainbow Dash

Bump— Rainbow Dash

LogzShop - selling 'logs' in bulk

Seller hawks cheap logs by the hundred, gets called out for bad math on his own price tiers

A marketplace listing from a vendor called toplanplayer advertising bulk 'logs' for sale at tiered prices, promising daily fresh stock. A regular member pointed out the pricing didn't actually reward buying more, sparking a bit of light pushback, and another user chimed in wanting to test the goods for value. Pretty typical low-key marketplace thread for the era — a seller pitching a recurring product, some skepticism, minimal drama.

You have an issue with your offer, if I buy 2x300 I get same price as 1x500.— The Dot

I will buy 2x300 too for checking out this shit is worth that money— yos_hi

[H]My OWN League of Legends Account [W] Paypal, CS:GO skins

A Czech grinder tries to flip his level 30 EUNE account for skins and PayPal, gets mostly silence

A modest classifieds-style listing in the Regular Sellers District where user XytZ tried to sell his own level 30 EUNE League of Legends account (Season III Gold, some skins like Mercenary Katarina and Count Vladimir) for PayPal funds or CS:GO items/keys. After a minor correction about listing the server, the thread devolves into a string of lonely self-bumps over about two weeks with no real buyer interest, until a low-post-count member named grinchul shows up over a month later asking to trade via a middleman, then gets ignored too. A tiny, quiet snapshot of the forum's smaller-scale account/skin trading scene.

I can go first ! :-)— XytZ

Oh cmon you don't want the trade ?— grinchul

Selling Steam acc With CODMW3 and more

A single lonely listing: one member's Steam account, CODMW3 bundled in, best offer wins

A one-post listing in the Regular Sellers District where user erre666 offered to sell a Steam account (bundled with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and other games, plus email access) to the highest bidder. The post included a screenshot link and got zero replies, a small snapshot of the forum's account/game-trading corner of the Market Place.

Hello im selling my steam acc with this games and his email im looking for any offer n.n— erre666

[WTT][H] Steam Acc. w/ Insurgency & more [W] GTA V or PvZ: Garden Warfare

A lone trader offers up a stacked Steam account for GTA V — nobody bit.

A single-post trade listing in the Regular Sellers District where user alphakiller offered a Steam account bundled with several games (DayZ, Rust, Left 4 Dead 2, Insurgency, Garry's Mod, and more) plus wallet funds and an Origin account with Battlefield 3, hoping to trade for GTA V or Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. The thread got no replies, a small snapshot of the forum's low-key game/account swap market rather than any drama or notable event.

I have Steam acc. with these games as follows :- DAYZ RUST KANE AND LYNCH 2 LEFT4DEAD2 VILLAGERS AND HEROES- HEROES OF STORMHOLD PACK INSURGENCY STEAM GIFT Garry's Mod AND ACC. HAS WALLET ENABLED AND A ORIGIN ACC. WITH BATTLEFIELD 3— alphakiller