Asking a random question, a male gamer who owns an inventory of more than 10 billion is suddenly banned from trading

In CS:GO, one of the most passionate things for gamers is nothing but trading, owning and collecting for themselves rare fashion items, skins or stickers. Even this has become an indispensable part for CS: GO gamers and history has also witnessed many transactions of buying and selling rare skins with a value of up to millions of dollars. However, skin traders and collectors are probably having a headache due to Steam’s new adjustments recently.

Accordingly, recently, there have been many fraudulent transactions of valuable skins in CS: GO. The common formula of these fraudsters is nothing but leaving comments, trying to exploit the seller’s profile address to penetrate and enrich themselves. Grasping the problem, Steam has taken steps to prevent it. However, this method seems a bit too extreme and sometimes, leads to relatively inadequate stories like the recent case of Gergely Szabo guy.

For those who do not know, Gergely Szabo is a pretty famous name in the world of CS: GO items. However, in one time interested in skins sold online and left a comment asking indifferently, asking the seller to correct the address of the transaction profile because it is currently unavailable. It was as simple as that, but soon after, Gergely Szabo was surprised to learn that his account was banned from trading. Worth mentioning at that time, the value of Gergely Szabo’s inventory was worth about $475,000 (about over 10 billion VND).

Fortunately for Gergely Szabo when the ban was lifted, it was only effective for one day, thanks to the fact that the gamer then filed a petition with Steam support, thereby proving himself in the game. clean. Currently, there are also quite a few cases similar to Gergely Szabo’s.