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Real Life Items (Worldwide Shipping) — Venomz1337's Sale That Turned Out to Be a Scam
An 'oldie' member ran a whole electronics store on skins — then vanished with the goods.
Venomz1337, described as a trusted long-time member, ran a marketplace thread selling real-life electronics (phones, laptops, GPUs, gaming peripherals) exclusively for CS:GO skins, claiming discounted shipping through his dad's job at a courier company. Members lined up to buy, offered 'vouches', and some items were marked sold, but the thread was ultimately retitled and closed by staff as a scam after Venomz1337 was banned. The owner TuxifieD repeatedly reminded people to use a middleman for big purchases — advice that, in hindsight, this thread became the cautionary example for.
SCAMMER - TOPIC CLOSED. AS ALWAYS PLEASE USE A MIDDLEMAN... THIS WOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED WITH A MIDDLE MAN. BYE TO AN OLD MEMBER WHO TURNED OUT TO BE A DIRT BAG.— TuxifieD
#VOUCH for Venomz <3— PotatoRain
I'd just like to say thanks to all the guys that understand me and are not being dicks about all this... Thanks all <3— Venomz1337
Personal Scamming Tutorial on CS:GO Skin Scamming (in depth)
A guy tried to sell a paid 'scamming lessons' package in the Top Sellers District — and the thread ate itself.
User Mit advertised paid one-on-one coaching in CS:GO skin/knife scamming methods, charging via PayPal with a strict no-refunds policy. The thread quickly turned uneasy: one member admitted his own knife had been scammed away during a personal hardship and said he disliked scamming but'd wait for vouches anyway, prompting some blunt community pushback and mockery ('go f yourself, Maple... you fat fuck') alongside members guessing at the actual scam method being sold. A staffer warned about leaving scam proof screenshots exposed publicly, and the topic was eventually closed by a moderator years later 'via request.'
I will be teaching people my own method for scamming cs:go skins and knifes.— Mit
my knife got scammed cause I was stupid and needed money for medical bills. I dislike scamming. But I'll wait for a vouch to see how it is.— Stewart
imho, go and fuck yourself, Maple. ... you fat fuck.— Muscle
6-Digit Steam Account Sale Sparks Scam Accusations
Guy sells a clean 6-digit Steam account with DayZ, CS:GO and Arma III — then gets accused of running a friend-retrieval scam mid-sale
VIP member FlareBunny listed a 6-digit Steam account (108 games, no VAC bans, DayZ/CS:GO/Arma III included) in the Top Sellers District marketplace. A user named c0nspiracy posted warnings not to buy from him, alleging accounts got reclaimed by the seller's friends after purchase, but those posts were removed by moderators for rule violations. Another member, Mit, echoed the scam concern while G-Eazy vouched for FlareBunny after buying the account himself, calling the transaction smooth. Forum owner TuxifieD stepped in to shut down the dispute and vouch for the seller, and the thread was closed by staff once the sale completed.
DO NOT BUY ACCOUNTS FROM THIS GUY, most accounts are his friends and they will retrieve it— Mit
Keep it on topic boys. Take your dispute issues else where... as far as I'm concerned op is g2g— TuxifieD
ah it's pathogen, ignore that retard; hes just butthurt of his own stupidity— FlareBunny
Fuser's Amazon Accounts Shop: The Christmas Day Bidding War
A vendor thread selling cracked Amazon accounts turned into a chaotic Christmas Day bidding war over a bundle of GPUs, TVs, and 3D printers.
A seller known as Fuser opened a storefront thread in the Market Place's Top Sellers District, listing numbered 'accounts' priced by the electronics and gadgets attached to them (GPUs, TVs, game consoles, a 3D printer, etc.), with a disclaimer disavowing responsibility if accounts were recovered by their original owners. Several forum regulars vouched for Fuser's legitimacy early on, and two buyers, Dewritos and uNnAm3d, ended up in an escalating back-and-forth bidding war on Christmas Day 2014, repeatedly outbidding each other on the same handful of listings. The thread captures the casual, transactional tone of the forum's gray-market trading culture, complete with community trust vouches and holiday banter mixed into the haggling.
Vouch for this nigro— AnonymousAIM
Merry Christmas, Fuser!~— uNnAm3d
I can only afford so much :'(— uNnAm3d
BlackOut HTTP botnet sales thread — TuxifieD's Verified Seller vouch for NoTolerance
A verified seller's malware storefront, complete with vouches, price drops, and a shifting PayPal policy nobody could keep track of.
This was a Top Sellers District listing from seller NoTolerance advertising a malware/botnet toolkit called BlackOut HTTP, updated over several months with new versions, discounts, and panel updates. The thread doubled as an ongoing storefront, with payment terms flip-flopping between BTC-only and 'trusted PayPal' several times, and a terms-of-service list warning buyers against wasting the seller's time. Forum owner TuxifieD personally vouched for NoTolerance, upgrading him to Verified Seller status, which was treated as a notable stamp of legitimacy in the marketplace culture of the board.
PRICES LOWERED!!!— NoTolerance
Notolerance is now a verified seller and I will be doing personal vouchs for his products.— TuxifieD
Big Vouch for my friend, i bought this bot and it works like a charm.— CataclysmTM
Samsung TV Reship Auction — Carding Marketplace Snapshot
A stolen-goods TV auction turns into a mini bidding war in the Top Sellers District
A VIP member named Gloxiak listed a Samsung 46-inch LED TV sitting on a 'reship' account for sale, asking for BTC payment and laying out trust-based terms for the deal. A couple of other members jumped in with escalating bids, pushing the price from the $40 starting point up to $100, while a newer member just asked about UK shipping costs. It's a small, quick snapshot of the classic carding/reshipping subculture that lived in these gaming forum marketplaces.
It is sitting on my reship, for sell. You have to pay your shipping after we got the deal, I'll sell you the reship.com account.— Gloxiak
I'll go 100 for it— Nysuasian
how much is shipping to uk mate?— Dewritos
Nimrobo's Amazon & Battlefield 4 Account Sale Thread
The classic $10-for-everything account bazaar — Nimrobo's flash sale and a wall of vouches.
A marketplace listing from the forum's Top Sellers District where user Nimrobo advertised bundled Amazon and Battlefield 4 accounts, briefly running a flash-deal discount before reverting to normal pricing. The post is mostly notable for its collection of buyer vouches attesting to smooth, trustworthy trades, typical of the account/key-trading culture on the site. It's a small snapshot of the informal reputation system sellers relied on in lieu of any real escrow.
Vouch for this guy. I've sold to him close to five? times now. Very trustworthy chap.
Quick and safe. If you know what I mean
went smooth. Nice seller transaction smoothly
Big Steam Account Want PP
A seller haggles over a 'dumb preuser' Steam account until the whole deal quietly collapses
In the Top Sellers District marketplace, user Nicniepowiem listed a Steam account (claimed 3 months old with no alerts, taken from a 'dumb preuser') and haggled with several buyers over price. Offers crept from $10 up to $65 as buyers weighed the risk of the account being reported or recovered by its original owner, with one seasoned member vouching for Nicniepowiem's trustworthiness. Negotiations dragged on for days with bumps and stalled counteroffers before the original poster abruptly closed the thread without a completed sale.
So i have this account 3 months 0 alert, dumb preuser— Nicniepowiem
its stolen and its been in their possession for 3 months, there is still a risk of recovery— FlareBunny
close thread— Nicniepowiem
[WTS] Steam | Origin | Uplay Account Sale Thread
DarkInception's bulging bag of Origin accounts, going once, going twice, for offers...
A seller named DarkInception listed a batch of Origin accounts loaded with games like Battlefield 3/4, Dead Space, and The Sims, along with a claim of having sold out of Steam accounts and cracking more, plus a vague offer of '200+' Uplay accounts on request. The thread drew a vouch from a VIP member, a couple of curious buyers asking about pricing and specific games, and a lowball joke offer. DarkInception bumped the thread a few times over the following weeks trying to keep interest alive, but activity trickled off with a late, skeptical question about account security.
Vouch for lola— Bangerz
1$ xD— xVENdEr
is security question set on origin accounts?...is email changeable?...how long do you have it?— ZaviXa
Steam Account Trade: 32 Games, CS:GO Banned
One member's CS:GO-banned Steam account for sale, vouches rolling in from the regulars
A member called FlareBunny listed a Steam account loaded with 32 games (CS 1.6, GMod, DayZ, Payday 2, etc.) for sale in the Top Sellers District marketplace board, noting it was banned from CS:GO but clean otherwise. Several established VIP members chimed in with '+vouch' endorsements backing the seller's reputation, a staple ritual of the forum's account/item trading culture. The thread wraps up with another member, Monster, asking to be PM'd a price — a routine, low-drama trading thread typical of the marketplace section.
make me an offer its banned from csgo but no other bans on acc.— FlareBunny
+vouch for zoofie, bought from him before.— Venomz1337
+ Vouch for zoofie, nice guy and trusted seller GL— HateNN
sell csgo steam acc
A guy tries to sell a barebones CS:GO account for months, gets haggled to death, nobody bites.
A member called rLx listed a low-hours, unranked CS:GO Steam account for 10 euro via PayPal in the Market Place's 'Top Sellers District.' Other members immediately questioned the price and lack of details, pointing out cheaper keys were available elsewhere, and the thread turned into a slow-motion haggling session with rLx dropping the price and repeatedly bumping the listing over weeks with little real interest. A prior buyer, Afteryou, chimed in claiming rLx had ghosted him on an earlier deal, adding a bit of minor trust drama. The thread limped along from January into March with occasional bumps and half-hearted offers before going quiet.
how can u spam offtopic in my thread idk,i think the price is my personal choose.— rLx
yo i tried to buy from you but you never responded im trusted you can ask the staff— Afteryou
how short is the username? i might just buy it off of you if the username is cool— FlareBunny
FlareBunny's Hop Shop (Top Sellers District)
Steams, Xbox codes, a Surface, a mystery laptop — and Tux getting called a fed for wanting a PS4
A member storefront thread in the marketplace section where FlareBunny (VIP, handle 'STEEEAAAMMM') listed physical and virtual goods for sale — things like a CDMA iPhone, Xbox Live Gold codes, and a Surface tablet. The thread is mostly routine bump culture ('up', 'beep', 'penis') interspersed with buyer questions and a few confirmed transactions, including a staff member (S3AN) vouching that a Surface arrived in great shape. Ends with the shop marked closed and a couple of late, unanswered laptop inquiries.
Tux is a fed— FlareBunny
received the surface. was in GREAT shape and all is well on it— S3AN
My Shop is now closed ! Please do not contact for goods.— FlareBunny
GTAV PC Cracked Accounts - Top Sellers District
Five bucks for a 'cracked' GTAV account — and a comment section full of buyers watching their purchases quietly die.
In this Top Sellers District listing, VIP member Gloxiak advertised cracked Rockstar Social Club accounts with GTAV pre-activated, priced cheaply due to explicitly zero guarantee on account lifespan. Several members bought in immediately, with some early buyers reporting success changing account details before recovery, while others found their purchase dead on arrival or later reclaimed. The thread is a small, characteristic slice of the forum's grey-market account-reselling culture: quick sales, no refunds, some good-natured haggling, and a seller who freely admitted upfront that the goods might not last.
I can't guarantee which long will take the account, that's the reason of the low price.— Gloxiak
well dude I brought an acc but I did not even had the chance to test it... that was in 8 hours interval thats not nice— WolfUniqe
I still have mine as well and i was the first to buy. I've changed email and password. So, looks like its mine now— skata3000
Mugen's Monitor Service
A vouched-for seller in the Top Sellers District is moving discounted HP monitors, BTC only — and nobody's going first.
This was a sales listing in the marketplace's 'Top Sellers District' where a well-known member, Mugen, advertised HP monitors at a flat $100 each, worldwide shipping, crypto payment only. The thread has the typical rhythm of these classifieds threads: buyers asking about specs, payment methods, shipping to their country, and whether other models are available, while a friend drops a public vouch to boost credibility. It ends the way a lot of these threads did, with a buyer asking Mugen to ship first and Mugen flatly refusing, plus a couple of late bumps and unanswered requests trailing off into May.
I won't go first with anybody here— Mugen
Damnn nice monitor mugi ! GLWS , vouch for my friend— DarkInception
~free bumpuh for Mugen-kun~ Good luck with selling!— Kaminari
M4 Knight FN and AK Vulcan MW for Sale
Two skins, one Bitcoin price tag, and a lowball trade offer that went nowhere.
A short marketplace listing in the Top Sellers District where VIP member Nysuasian offered a scratchless M4 Knight (Factory New) and an AK Vulcan (Minimal Wear) with four holo stickers, pricing them individually or as a bundle in Bitcoin. Fellow VIP Mit asked about trading for other CS:GO items instead of cash, and Nysuasian said they'd consider offers, but the thread ends there with no deal confirmed. A tiny, unremarkable but characteristic snapshot of the site's CS:GO skin trading scene.
The M4 is scratchless. Truly beautiful gun that gets compliments every single game.— Nysuasian
are you interested in trading your Knight for other CS:GO items?— Mit
Sold Out Listing in Top Sellers District
A sold-out listing, a lowball $20 offer, and a snipped reply — a tiny fossil of the old marketplace hustle.
A short, mundane thread in the Top Sellers District of the old Marketplace section, where user FlareBunny announced that whatever goods were being sold had already sold out. Fellow member Stewart chimed in offering $20 anyway, and FlareBunny's follow-up reply was later edited/snipped. It's a tiny, unremarkable slice of the forum's marketplace culture rather than any major event.
Good(s) are no longer available, they are sold.— FlareBunny
Ill put $20 down. That's all I can do :/— Stewart
Steam Account Sale: Lvl 38, 244 Games
A forgotten Steam account listing bumped once, then silence.
A short marketplace listing in the Top Sellers District where user Kondziooo14 offered a personal Steam account (level 38, 244 games) for sale. The thread got a single bump a few hours later and no other replies, a typical low-key trade post from the site's Market Place section. Notable mostly as a snapshot of the account/item trading culture that ran alongside the forum's cheat and gaming scene, plus the era's ambient drama referenced in the board notices about a scammer named Venomz.
offer— Kondziooo14
bump— Kondziooo14
[WTS] Amazon accounts, Logitech G502 mouse, HDD & monitor bundle
A guy in Poland tried to offload two Amazon accounts and a G502 mouse for bids as low as five bucks — and kept bumping the thread for a month.
A classic Top Sellers District listing where user DarkInception put up a bundle of two Amazon accounts, a Logitech G502 mouse, a Hitachi Deskstar 2TB drive, and a BenQ monitor for sale. The thread mostly consists of lowball offers ($5-6) and DarkInception repeatedly bumping ('refresh') the listing over more than a month with little traction, plus one member jokingly suggesting he reship and resell instead. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the forum's account/hardware marketplace grind rather than any major event.
Loler GLWS, although why you not replace it to a reship and then sell it from there?— Gloxiak
Refresh ! Go Go Madrid !— DarkInception
WTS Euro Truck Simulator 2 Gift
A trucker's game key, $10 PayPal, and a Skype handle — the marketplace in miniature.
A one-post listing in the Top Sellers District where member WolfUniqe offered a Euro Truck Simulator 2 Steam gift for $10 via PayPal, leaving a Skype contact for buyers. No replies followed. A small, unremarkable snapshot of the forum's casual game-key trading scene.
want 10$ pp fast my skype wolfuniqe— WolfUniqe
Seller Listing: ARMA2, CS:GO, FS2013 Game Key Bundle
The classic 'selling a pile of game keys' post from the Top Sellers District — vintage market-thread energy.
A member's sales listing in the Top Sellers District, a subforum of the Market Place where trusted/verified sellers hawked game keys and digital goods — here ARMA2, CS:GO, and Flight Simulator 2013 among a bundle of titles. Typical of the forum's gaming marketplace culture where users bought, sold, and traded keys and accounts. The page itself is mostly navigation chrome from the site's cheat/hack database and forum index, giving a snapshot of how sprawling Fkn0wned's structure was (games, cheats, market, general chat, and more).