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Steam Escrow Petition

1,256 Comments

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Satan
10 years ago

lol... no

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Michael
10 years ago Featured

As a trader and better, I don't support the escrow. I understand the purposes for it, and the use of having a three prong saftey net for items and accounts, but I feel it can be done in a more trader-friendly and bot-friendly fashion.

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Kib
10 years ago

why volvo

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Matthew
10 years ago

When I last used Mobile Authentication, my phone got screwed up and I lost my access code. IT TOOK VALVE 30 DAYS TO RESPOND! I COULD'NT USE STEAM FOR 30 DAYS! PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GABEN REMOVE THIS!

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drew
10 years ago

this needs to be stopped! bot trading must be maintained as it is a lifeforce of steam trading

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Yuanyuan
10 years ago

No escrow!

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Vasilis
10 years ago

make the new trade hold an option , dont force it for everybody.

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post-modern
10 years ago

Unless Valve's planning on putting prices on TF2's metal, this will not end well.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Don't do this.

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Sam Rossi
10 years ago

Take it down volvo, we dare you.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

the valve thing is stupid

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Nicholas Morrison
10 years ago

No

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Joshua Lefebvre
10 years ago

Please, just do not buy from the market once this goes live, that means Valve wins.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

lame valve, lame.

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Alex Burden
10 years ago

Valves trade restrictions have already always done more harm than good, and this is just icing on the cake. This will destroy large chunks of the CS:GO scene and I'm sure many other - This cannot be allowed to happen.

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Fuck Face
10 years ago

Valve has screwed up, though i am pretty sure they are gonna scrap this as soon as possible... unless they see a increase in profits.

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Nathan Lee
10 years ago

Gaben has forsaken us

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Brandon Strain
10 years ago

Please end this.

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Jack Wigboldus
10 years ago

Syntax Terror(at this time) - http://steamcommunity.com/id/2152977/

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J. Hartline
10 years ago

So it looks like Valve is trying to kill any competition with the Community Market, which they get a cut from. You were the Chosen One, Valve. You weren't supposed to become the next EA/Activision, but I guess all that money from selling other people's games went to your collective heads.