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Trading Orange Box for Runescape Account
A three-post trade offer that got shut down for skipping the paperwork.
A brief 2007 trade listing where member ynaggo offered their Orange Box (the Half-Life 2/Portal/TF2 bundle), preferably in exchange for a Runescape account. Retired supervisor NutterNZ quickly stepped in to enforce the trading rules, telling ynaggo they needed to post proof screenshots showing the account's games and VAC status, and that the thread belonged in Steam Account Trades. ynaggo sheepishly apologized and said they'd get screenshots up. A small, mundane snapshot of the site's trading section and its moderation norms.
Yeah so— ynaggo
Read the trading rules you need to post screenshots of the account showing the games and vac status and this thread should go in steam account trades.— NutterNZ
o sry mhy bad ill get sum shots up in a while— ynaggo
Trading Doom 3 ROE account for Orange Box
One guy wants Doom 3, another just wants COD4, and nobody has the 100 posts to actually trade
A short, low-key thread in the Steam Account Trades subforum where member brian965 offered to swap an Orange Box Steam account for one with Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil, or alternatively a COD4 account. Fellow member jcomp6 pointed out the forum's 100-post minimum requirement for trading, which brian965 brushed off. A third member, hellboy1313, chimed in later just looking for COD4, willing to offer anything. Classic minor account-swap chatter typical of the site's Trading section, with the community's post-count trading rule making a brief cameo.
you need 100 posts to trade— jcomp6
I don't think it would make much more of a difference if I had 15 more post..— brian965
I want COD4 Willing to trade W.e i have !— hellboy1313
VAC-Banned CS:S Account Trade Blocked by Post-Count Gate
Guy tries to trade his VAC-banned CS:S account for a clean 1.6 one, gets stonewalled by the post-count gate
A short, unremarkable trade request in the Steam Account Trades subforum: user IxPKxALL (posting under the handle ~1337H4x0R~) offered up a Counter-Strike: Source account that had been VAC banned, looking to swap it for an unbanned Counter-Strike 1.6 account. Fellow member DeathAdder shot the request down immediately, pointing out the poster didn't have enough forum posts to be allowed to trade there, with another member chiming in that they were just two posts short. A tiny, quintessential slice of the forum's trading culture and its post-count gatekeeping rules.
a counterstrike source acount thats banned from vac servers i need an 1.6 account thats unbanned:D— IxPKxALL
U dont have enough posts to post here— DeathAdder
Lol just 2 more posts— Legit_Hacks
4 CSS Accounts, VAC Secure — $12 Each
Quick CS:S account flip goes sideways when a buyer asks the obvious question: why not just post the details?
A short, low-key listing in the Steam Account Trades subforum where user krakowwak offered four VAC-secure Counter-Strike: Source accounts for $12 apiece, asking interested buyers to PM for details. Another member, jacal, called out the seller for not just posting specs and stats publicly, only to get gently roasted by minitureman for missing the joke already spelled out in the thread title. jacal owned up to the blunder in the last reply. A tiny, forgettable trade thread, but a nice little snapshot of the era's casual Steam account marketplace and forum banter.
Y not just postthe details on here????? like whatgames they have and VSC stats!!!!!!— jacal
rofl he did look in name of topic— minitureman
ROFL my bad— jacal
Orange Box Steam Account Trade Shut Down for Low Post Count
Kid tries to flip a $70 Orange Box Steam account for $30 in a two-line thread and instantly gets memory-holed for not having 100 posts.
A member with only 78 posts listed a Steam account bundled with the Orange Box titles (TF2, Half-Life 2 + episodes, CSS, Portal) for sale at what other members quickly pointed out was a suspiciously low price. A brief back-and-forth over the pricing math followed before a moderator stepped in and closed the thread outright, citing the forum's minimum 100-post requirement for trading. A tiny, mundane slice of the site's trading rules being enforced in real time.
You're selling it for 30? That's $60...— G3lmis
no its $70 on steam.....— liamhardy123
You are not allowed to trade until you have 100 posts.— DCLXVI
CS:Source & Garry's Mod Account for Sale
A guy's selling his 'clean' Steam account for $20 — haggling and trade offers ensue
A short, low-key trading thread from late 2007 where user minitureman lists a Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike: Source and Garry's Mod, advertised as non-VAC-banned and priced at $20 PayPal-only. A couple of members poke at the price and ask about trades instead of cash, with one poster (yahanwiwi) dropping his Xfire game-hours list to make a trade case. Nothing dramatic happens — it's a typical small-time Steam account flip from the site's Trading > Steam Account Trades section.
100% Legit and NON VAC BANNED— minitureman
whats the dig on it— scuddzilla
well actually u save 5 bucks but will u accpet trades?— thesource
7 Digit CS:S Account for Sale — Cheap
A guy tries to flip his 7-digit Steam account for $15 and... nobody bites.
A quick, one-and-done classified-ad style thread in the Steam Account Trades subforum from late 2007, where a member tried to sell his 7-digit Steam account (bundled with Half-Life 2, HL2: Deathmatch, Lost Coast, and CS:S) for $15, pitching it as a deal since the game alone cost $20. It got exactly one follow-up reply from the seller himself, lamenting the lack of interest. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the early Steam-account resale hustle that used to run through gaming forums like this one.
I'm selling my 7 Dig for 15$ Its quite fair because the normal game costs 20$ and This is a 7'dig ^^— 3dstz
NoBody intrested ? hmmm >.>— 3dstz
Banned CS:S Account for RS.com Premium — A Trade That Never Was
New guy tries to trade a VAC-banned Steam account and gets shut down before it even starts.
A low-post-count member posted in the Steam Account Trades section offering his VAC-banned CS:S/HL2/DOD:S Steam account in exchange for a RuneScape premium account. Regular member Legit_Hacks quickly stepped in to explain the section's rules — banned accounts weren't tradeable and posters needed 100 posts to trade — noting the mod tools were temporarily broken, which was letting under-qualified members post. Super Moderator NutterNZ showed up briefly just to thank Legit_Hacks for handling it. A small, mundane moment of forum self-policing rather than any real drama.
Only sell accounts which are VAC status UNBANNED. People don't want to buy banned accounts.— Legit_Hacks
Thanks Legit— NutterNZ
Steam Account for Sale (Instantly Closed)
A member tried to hawk a VAC-banned Steam account for $6 — and got shut down before anyone could even bite.
A low-post-count member named Klud posted a quick classified trying to sell an 8-digit Steam account bundled with the classic CS 1.6/Source/Condition Zero titles for $6, openly admitting it was banned on secure 1.6 servers for cheats. He didn't bother posting proof screenshots, correctly predicting the thread wouldn't last. Sure enough, staff moderator DCLXVI closed it within hours, citing the forum's 100-post minimum requirement to trade in that section. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the site's account-trading rules being enforced in real time.
There going to delete this thread anyways, so I'm not wasteing time posting screens— Klud
Topic closed since you don't have 100 posts.— DCLXVI
New Member Shut Down for Trading Without 100 Posts
A brand-new member tries to sell Steam accounts on post #1 — gets shut down before he even finishes typing.
A freshly registered member with almost no post count, v13ttweaker, opened a thread trying to sell Steam accounts in the Trading section. Longtime member minitureman immediately called out that the forum required 100 posts before anyone could trade, and Super Moderator NutterNZ confirmed the rule, ending the thread on the spot. It's a tiny, three-post exchange that mostly captures Fkn0wned's trading etiquette and how quickly newcomers got checked by the regulars.
did you ever think you should get some posts b4 you try trading dont you need 100 posts or more to trade anyway— minitureman
Yeah you need 100 posts to trade on fkn0wned— NutterNZ
CSS Account Trade Request
A guy's credit card wouldn't cooperate, so he offered to just pay someone else $20 to buy him a clean CS:S account.
A short 2007 trading thread in Fkn0wned.com's Steam Account Trades subforum where user daxsmoke asks for a non-VAC-banned Counter-Strike: Source Steam account, offering to reimburse the $20 game cost plus site points since his own card purchases weren't going through. A few regulars (minitureman, thesource, Jack Daniels) chime in offering accounts and payment via PayPal or Xfire contact. It's a small, mundane slice of the forum's account/key trading economy typical of the era.
i will i have an account for $20 pm me and we will hook up— minitureman
i have 2 with CSS, HL2:DM, DOD:S, and HL2:LC, and paypal with a registered card. hit me up ill deff take this deal man— Jack Daniels
Selling 6 Digit Steam Account
Some kid tries to flip his little brother's old Steam account for cash — nobody bites.
A low-key 2007 classified ad in the Steam Account Trades subforum: member fatsanta lists a spare 6-digit Steam account (claimed to have been bought for his brother, who never got into CS) with a couple of screenshots as proof. Interest trickles in from peteman94, who haggles half-heartedly and never lands on a price, while later posters ask for more proof and payment details. A minor mod-flavored jab lands when Legit_Hacks calls out a low-post-count user for not meeting the board's trading requirements. The thread fizzles out unresolved, a pretty typical example of the account-flipping hustle culture of the era.
nope bought it for my little bro but he never really got into cs— fatsanta
theres screenshots there and you dont have enough posts to be here.— Legit_Hacks
Steam Account Trade Offer (Dec 2007)
One member tries to flip his Steam account for a higher-ranked Battlefield 2142 account — old-school digital barter, Xfire handles included.
A short, low-key trading thread from Fkn0wned.Com's Steam Account Trades subforum. User MicroUltra posts his Steam account for trade, specifically hoping to get a Battlefield 2142 account ranked above 'Commissioner Gold' in return, though he says he'd consider other offers. One reply comes from fullmetal380 expressing interest and asking to continue over MSN. It's a small snapshot of the casual account-trading culture common on gaming forums of that era, where Steam accounts, game ranks, and even game keys were swapped person-to-person off-platform.
Ill trade it away for a 2142 account ranked higher than commisionar gold— MicroUltra
Sure hit me up on msn— fullmetal380
Steam Account for a Battlefield 2142 Account Trade
A user calling himself 'the source of all' offers up a Steam account to anyone with decent Battlefield 2142 rank
A short-lived trade thread in the Steam Account Trades subforum where user thesource offered a Steam account to anyone holding a Battlefield 2142 account ranked above Major Gold. A couple of members replied with counter-offers, including one touting spare accounts and a fresh CD key, before another regular reminded low-post-count members not to post since a trade mediator/mod feature was down at the time. The thread is brief and unremarkable in outcome, but a small time capsule of the era's casual account-swapping culture on the forum.
If anyone has a 2142 account with a higher reank than major gold you can have any1 account ui posted on the fkn forums that are still availbable— thesource
pls do not post if u have less than 100 posts mod is currently down— scuddzilla
WTT CS:S for TF2
New guy tries to trade his CS:S account for TF2, gets bounced for not having enough posts
A brand-new member named Bouge posted a simple want-to-trade offer, hoping to swap a Counter-Strike: Source account for a Team Fortress 2 account, dropping his email for contact. A veteran member, Legit_Hacks, quickly stepped in to note the 100+ post requirement for that forum section, chalked it up to a down moderation tool, and flagged the thread for closure. A small, mundane snapshot of the site's account-trading culture and its post-count gatekeeping norms.
Hey, I would like to trade a CS:S account for a TF2 account.— Bouge
You must have 100+ posts to view this part of the forum, the mod is down but should be up shortly, your new so it isnt really a problem, just for future reference. This thread will be closed by a moderator.— Legit_Hacks
Zyc3's Steam Account Sale Thread (CS:S, Orange Box, HL1+HL2)
A 2007 classifieds post selling Steam accounts loaded with CS:S, Orange Box, and Half-Life packages for a few bucks a pop.
A short, no-frills trading post from December 2007 where user Zyc3 advertised Steam accounts stocked with games like Garry's Mod 10, CS:S, DOD:S, CS 1.6, Lost Planet, Red Orchestra, and the Orange Box, priced from $8 to $15. The thread got one lonely 'bump' reply from the poster themselves and no other engagement, a small snapshot of the era's casual Steam account trading scene on Fkn0wned. It's a low-key relic of the Trading section's Steam Account Trades subforum, showing how mundane digital-goods hustling looked in the late-2000s cheat/gaming forum scene.
Let me know what u need and reasonable offer and ill se if i have!— Zyc3
bump— Zyc3
Steam Acc for 2142, with specific gun
One member offered up three whole Steam accounts just for a Battlefield 2142 gun.
A short trade-offer post in Fkn0wned.Com's Steam Account Trades subforum, where user 'thesource' sought a Battlefield 2142 weapon and offered three Steam accounts (loaded with CS:S, Garry's Mod 10, and CS 1.6) in exchange. The post included a screenshot and instructed interested traders to PM directly rather than negotiate on-thread. A quiet, everyday snapshot of the account-trading economy that ran alongside the site's cheat and gaming scene.
I am the source of all.— thesource
ill offer u some 3 steam accounts with stuff like css and gmod10 cs 1.6 ect....— thesource
Selling orange box - Fkn0wned.Com
A $20 Steam Orange Box, one skeptical buyer, and a mod scrambling to enforce the 100-post trading rule.
A small, unremarkable trade thread from late October 2007 in the Steam Account Trades subforum: member Anthrax818 offers his Steam 'Orange Box' bundle for about $20 OBO. A low-post-count member (brainscratch) expresses interest and drops an email address, prompting fellow member Legit_Hacks to point out that the trading section actually requires 100+ posts to participate, noting the enforcement bot/mod tool was temporarily down. Banned member thesource pops in asking about trades, and staffer DCLXVI closes out the thread's visible activity. It's a tiny, everyday slice of the site's economy and moderation quirks rather than a dramatic thread.
Selling orange box steam for roughly 20 usd obo. will post ss if/when requested— Anthrax818
You must have 100+ posts to be in this section, the mod is down right now but should be up and running shortly.— Legit_Hacks
Sell 8Digit w/ 7 games
A guy trying to flip a Steam account for $40 turns down a trade because he just needs cash
A quick classifieds-style post in the Steam Account Trades section from late 2007, where user sharpes123 offered a Steam account bundled with seven games (including CS 1.6, CS:S, DoD:S, Garry's Mod, and TF2) for $40. Another member, dshizzle, offered a trade of two accounts instead, but sharpes123 politely declined, saying he needed cash rather than a swap. A short, mundane but very of-its-era snapshot of the early Steam account resale/trading scene.
Sorry mate but no thanks, im in the need for cash— sharpes123
Selling CS 1.6 Steam Account — $8
A whole Steam account with CS 1.6, CZ, and CZ: Deleted Scenes — yours for eight bucks.
A short, single-post listing in Fkn0wned's Trading section where user blacknight00 offered a Steam account bundled with Counter-Strike 1.6, Condition Zero, and CZ: Deleted Scenes for $8. It's a bare-bones classic marketplace post from the late-2007 era of the forum, complete with an Xfire handle for contact and a screenshot hosted on Photobucket. No replies or bidding activity are recorded on the page.
Games: CS 1.6, CZ, CZ: Deleted Scenes. 8 digit, price: $8— blacknight00
Half Price - Steam Accounts
A 2004 Steam account with 16 games, going for $30 PayPal — one lonely post lost to time.
A short, single-post listing in the Steam Account Trades subforum where user lragnarok11 advertised a 2004-era Steam account bundled with 16 games for $30 via PayPal, backed by a couple of Photobucket screenshots as proof. No replies followed, making it a quiet snapshot of the old-school Steam account resale scene that once thrived on trading boards like this one. It's a small but telling artifact of how casually game accounts were bought and sold back in 2007.
A 2004 Account -16 games on it -LEGIT Account =$30 in Paypal— lragnarok11
Dawn of War CD Key Trade for Xbox Live Subscription
A guy wants to swap his Dawn of War: Winter Assault CD code for two months of Xbox Live
A brief, one-post-and-a-reply trade thread from the Steam Account Trades subforum where a member called UNDERTOW offered up the CD key for Dawn of War: Winter Assault in exchange for a 2-month Xbox 360 Live subscription, noting the crack was easy to find but the code was needed to actually run it. Another user, jacal, quoted the post but the reply content itself wasn't preserved. A tiny, mundane snapshot of the era's casual key-and-account bartering culture.
Ill give the cd code for dawn of war winter assault for a 2 month xbox 360 live password still new...— UNDERTOW
Selling COD 4 CD Key
A lone CoD4 key listing, dropped into the trading pit back in December 2007.
A short, single-post classified ad from a member named Fringo looking to sell a Call of Duty 4 CD key, open to either Steam accounts or PayPal in trade. No replies followed, making it a small, unremarkable blip in the Steam Account Trades subforum — the kind of everyday listing that filled out the trading boards of the era.
I'm looking for steam accounts or money VIA Paypal. Lets see those offers— Fringo
Wanna Buy Steam Account (CS 1.6/CS:S/DoD:S bundle)
One guy, four games, PayPal in hand — a tiny snapshot of the old Steam account resale hustle.
A short, single-post classified ad from October 2007 in the Steam Account Trades subforum, where a member called abusayaff asks to buy a Steam account loaded specifically with CS 1.6, CS:S, DoD:S and DoD, offering to pay via PayPal. No replies or negotiations are recorded on the page, just the original request sitting there. It's a small but representative artifact of the era when fkn0wned's Trading board doubled as an informal marketplace for game accounts.
i want to buy a steam account with cs:s dod :s cs.16 and dod i only want 4 of these games coz thats the only one i play willing to pay cash via paypal get back to me asap thnx!!!— abusayaff
Half Price - Steam Accounts
A relic of 2007: two Steam accounts up for sale, marked down and screenshotted for proof.
A single-post listing from December 2007 in the Steam Account Trades subforum, where user lragnarok11 offered two Steam accounts for sale via PayPal — one older 2004 account with several games, and a smaller 8-game account at a lower price. Posted with screenshots as proof of legitimacy, it's a small time-capsule of the account-trading economy that ran alongside Fkn0wned's cheat and gaming scene. No replies followed, leaving it a quiet, unremarked listing frozen in the archive.
LEGIT Account =$30 in Paypal— lragnarok11
Selling Steam Account with ~30 Games
A dead link to a dead account sale, on a dead site — the full circle of forum entropy.
A trade listing in Gametration.com's Steam Account Trades subforum, where a member advertised a Steam account bundled with roughly 30 games for sale. The original post content is gone now, marked '[DEAD]' by whoever archived the page, leaving only the listing title and forum navigation intact. Typical of the era's grey-market Steam account trading scene that thrived on small cheat/gaming forums before Steam cracked down harder on such trades.
Dead Steam Account Trade Listing (Gametration.com)
A dead listing for cheap low-number Steam accounts, frozen in time on a defunct cheat-scene trading board.
This was a marketplace-style thread in Gametration.com's Steam Account Trades subforum, where a seller advertised a stock of Steam accounts with low six-digit IDs (prized for looking 'old' or original) at discount prices. The actual listing content and shoutbox chatter are gone, leaving only the dead thread title and forum navigation skeleton as a marker that this kind of account trading was a normal part of the site's Trading section. It's a small artifact of the early-2010s cheat-scene economy, where forums like this doubled as informal marketplaces alongside their cheat databases for CS 1.6, CS:Source, Battlefield, and other games.