The Official Price Check Topic

What about thiss acc?! --> http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/hennikenno

not expecting a lot, but as may notice, it's a 8 digit acc, good VAC standing, my original acc, maybe through emails whatsoever could get all pop's

 

^ 5$ without, 10$ with. Something along that.

 

How Much? I need some money pretty badly and I don't play half of 3/4 of these games anymore...
http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/mcmb03/

Good VAC standing

 

It's difficult to say, when it got that many games. Make your customers offer for it or set an A/W, that you think is acceptable.

 

6-7 USD without PoP.

 

original 2003 account - my personal.
5 digits.
L4d2
css
cs1.6
dod
tf2

how much for this ?

 

Well, if it's 5 digits, with full pop, then I'd say around $25-$35. Maybe more if you have any tf2 items, and the original email from Valve when you opened the account.

The price goes up if you have unique digits, such as ABBBA or something like that. I can only imagine what 0:0:31337 goes for!

That said, I'm not very experienced with low digit steams - you might be better off asking Sengira.

 

http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=981607
7 digits from what I can understand.

 

thanks for this topic

 

It's hard to tell, when you got that many games. If you include PoP and the OE, it's worth more. Additionally make people offer for it, instead of setting an A/W.

 

PoP and OE?
Prince of Persia? Or am I completely lost? lol.

 

PoP = Proof of Purchase (A CD-key, an email or something similar, that indicates, that you have bought the games.)
OE = Original Email (Self-explanatory.)

 

Proof of Purchase, only able to send all receipts that Ive saved in my mail.
OE= Not possible, its my current Im using for more than just Steam.

Ah well, Ill keep my thread bumped and hope for the best.

 

I think (can you confirm Sengira?) that we're talking about the original email sent from Valve on the opening of the account, rather than the email account it was set to.

 

You mean like a verification email from Valve?
Oh boy, then I have to look through a couple thousand of mails I got, as it was about 5-6 years ago.

Uhm, the oldest I have is this, about a Left 4 Dead purchase.
Date Confirmed Fri Dec 26 19:59:35 2008

 

If your games are bought via Steam and you've paid with a creditcard, then you have to state the name, expiry date, and the last four digits.

If your games are bought via Steam and you paid via PayPal, then you should state the PayPal Account Holders name, address and PayPal Invoice ID.

If your games are bought in a shop, then the best way to give PoP, is to ship the CD-key to the buyers address, since Steam is asking for a number next to the key, if it should get hacked/disabled.

If you have any problems finding the CD-key on the packaging, then click at the following link, which should show you were to find it:
http://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7480-WUSF-3601

Examples on how Steam would like the Cd-Key:
http://support.steampowered.com/images/faq/2347-QDFN-4366/cdkey1.jpg
http://support.steampowered.com/images/faq/2347-QDFN-4366/cdkey2.jpg

Therefore, if your games are bought in a shop, the best way to give best customers service is to ship the packaging to the buyers address. If you just took a digital picture of the key, Steam wouldn't want it, since you need to put the ticket number next to it (Yes, I have tried this).

Hope it helped,
Sengira.

 

The last 4 digits on a currently being used Creditcard? I wouldnt think so, and all purchases are digital.

And a picture of a CD key will be valid, if you get into trouble, and you still have contact with the owner, he may just write down the ticket name onto the keys box and send a scan of it.

 

If all your purchases are virtual, then you don't need to provide your credit card informations. I'm just saying that it's what Steam is asking for, if the account you are selling would get disabled/hacked.

 

Ah, then I see.

 

http://sythe.org/showthread.php?t=1030279
How much? Can provide everything except username email because it's my personal.