Steam Account Level 50 , 127 games. !!NON CRACKED!! First and only Owner

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Selling my smurf steam account that i am not using anymore. I created account so there is no possibility of account being returned. Since i created account , i can provide full info about account including some steam keys that i activated.
Account level is 50

There are a lot of good games including: CS GO ( Prime , with multiple old badges ) , Rocket League ( with champion rewards, couple of paid DLC's and big level ingame ) , Call of Duty Ghosts, GTA IV ( which is very rare ) , Stranded Deep , Dont Starve Together , Left 4 Dead 2, Hitman Absolution , Euro Truck Simulator 2 etc etc.

Have in mind that there was a lot of money invested into account so price is more than fair.

Account link: steamcommunity.com/id/liodbarcab3/

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Category
CS2 / CS:GO
Type
Selling
Listed
Aug 27, 2023
Seller
@Prime

Price

$350.00

Held in escrow until you confirm

Seller price$350.00
Escrow fee (6%)$21.00
You pay$371.00

Funds held safely in escrow until you confirm receipt. If anything goes wrong, open a dispute and a moderator will intervene.

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Aegis-monitored deal chat

Every message is scanned for scams. Off-platform payment requests are blocked automatically.

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Before you confirm receipt of this CS2 account or skin

Your payment stays held by EPICSWP until you confirm. Check each of these on the live account first, and if anything doesn't match, open a dispute instead of confirming.

  • You can log in yourself, from your own device
  • The email and password are changed to yours
  • Your own two-factor is set up and the seller's devices are removed
  • Level, rank and items match the listing on the live account

Most game publishers' terms don't allow accounts to be sold or transferred, and the publisher of CS2 / CS:GO can suspend an account that has been. Escrow protects your payment from the seller, but it can't overrule the publisher.

About this listing

Frequently asked questions

It's a smurf account I created myself and no longer use. Since I'm the original creator, I can provide full account info including some Steam keys I activated, so there's no possibility of it being returned.

The account has CS:GO with Prime status and multiple old badges. I don't list specific inventory items, but the badges show the account has history in the game.

There are 127 games total. Highlights include Rocket League with champion rewards and paid DLC, Call of Duty Ghosts, GTA IV, Stranded Deep, Don't Starve Together, Left 4 Dead 2, Hitman Absolution, and Euro Truck Simulator 2.

I'll hand over the full account details after the sale. Since I created the account, I can provide everything needed including the Steam keys I used to activate games.

The seller's price is $350.00. EPICSWP adds a 6% escrow fee on top, which is shown on the listing before you pay, so the total is worked out for you at checkout. Nothing else is charged on top.

Do not confirm receipt. Open a dispute from the transaction page while your payment is still held in escrow. A moderator reads the deal chat and the evidence from both sides and decides the outcome, which can mean the full amount goes back to you.

No, and you should treat any such request as a warning sign. Paying outside the platform removes escrow entirely: there is no held payment, no dispute process and no recourse if the cs2 / cs:go is never delivered. Off-platform payment requests are against the rules and can be reported from the deal chat.

The buyer pays the seller's price plus the 6% escrow fee, and EPICSWP holds the money. The seller hands the account over, the buyer checks it and confirms receipt, and only then is the seller paid.

The methods offered at checkout. Payments can't be reversed once made, which protects sellers from chargeback fraud.

Either side can open a dispute before the buyer confirms receipt. A moderator looks at the deal chat and the evidence from both sides and decides who gets the money.