[WTS] 8-digit / 2008 / CS:GO / 6000+ real hours / POP / Ownership

I am looking to sell my 8-digit for skins. Read below.

ID: 0:♞:2♞1♞3♞3♞
Registration date: 30 December 2008

Original e-mail: attached, accessible
Account games: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Account hours: 6000+ real hours, stats and hours normal in csgo-stats and other tracking webpages.
Account rank: Legendary Eagle master, ten wins, zero losses. No cheats used.
Account level: Level 22, prime is not added, credit card not used, PayPal not used, BTC not used. You are the sole owner from the moment the login and e-mail details are given to you. In case of a community ban, all you need to do is send them the full address of the account's original e-mail and also have access to it.
Vac status: Clean
League status: Clean, unused
Other information: Used solely in one bunny-hop community server for tons of hours, that server is now permanently closed and stats along with it. That explains the amount of hours but the small amount of wins on it.
Other games hours: EasyAntiCheat 800+ hours, all harvested using an idling software.


Price: Knife from OpSkins that is listed at $75. No specifics, any knife will do since I am a collector.


Contact: PM

 

Post proof of ownership

 

Try to learn what proof of ownership is in Steam section first. All I can do is post a screenshot of the original e-mail attached to the Steam account. Given the fact that the account was created in December 30 of 2008, the username and the e-mail are not the same. So, to make it even more clear, there is no way for me to actually convince you about it, unless you already are aware of how Steam accounts worked in 2003 and how they worked after 2005. The account was empty, I placed a game inside as gift, which still means that the holder of the original e-mail is in fact the sole owner, since that is the only thing Steam Support would ask in case of a community ban.

 

[READ before posting] Steam Market Rules

 

Dude, you don't get it. I already posted proof of ownership in that screenshot and I am about to upload one more. There are many people here selling Steam accounts and as long as they are not from 2003 or 2004, where the owner would have to actually show proof of ownership by showing the CD key with which the account was registered back then, I show ownership through having access to the original e-mail. Anyone here that actually knows how Steam accounts work will testify to it. Try to understand that proof is already posted after the two screenshots or better yet, ask any of the Steam verifiers here to just verify it.

Updated thread. Thank you for your concern.

 

Bump. Online and selling.

 

Bump. Online and selling.