trade ban lift after 10 years
yeah i was hella stupid, im 24 now, i was 14, dumb kid. i just want to do something with the skins i worked back in the day, not just have them lay around, is there ANY way, i could get back access to community market? i dont need to even trade. i just REALLY REALLY want access to the market.
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A permanent ban is and remains permanent.
Originally posted by mebbl:
trade ban lift after 10 years

yeah i was hella stupid, im 24 now, i was 14, dumb kid. i just want to do something with the skins i worked back in the day, not just have them lay around, is there ANY way, i could get back access to community market? i dont need to even trade. i just REALLY REALLY want access to the market.

Not on this account.

Bye bye knives.

:nkCool:
Last edited by cSg|mc-Hotsauce; 30 Jun @ 11:59am
м 30 Jun @ 12:29pm 
Originally posted by mebbl:
yeah i was hella stupid ... i just REALLY REALLY want access to the market.

Yeah i guess some things never change.
"muh skins"
nullable 30 Jun @ 1:45pm 
Originally posted by mebbl:
yeah i was hella stupid, im 24 now, i was 14, dumb kid. i just want to do something with the skins i worked back in the day, not just have them lay around, is there ANY way, i could get back access to community market? i dont need to even trade. i just REALLY REALLY want access to the market.

Your sudden avarice isn't a good reason to unrestrict your account.
Shotgun 30 Jun @ 2:02pm 
File an appeal. Politely and with good grammar and spelling, explain that you were a child back then, and that you've served your time. It probably won't work, but you won't get punished for trying, so you have nothing to lose.

If this doesn't work, your only recourse is to make a new Steam account and start working your way up from scratch. As far as I know, bans aren't transferable unless it's one of those bans where you do something so egregious that you get your account shut down completely.
Shaggy 30 Jun @ 2:09pm 
All that matters is the skins..
Last edited by Shaggy; 30 Jun @ 2:09pm
Shaggy 30 Jun @ 2:09pm 
Originally posted by Shotgun:
File an appeal. Politely and with good grammar and spelling, explain that you were a child back then, and that you've served your time. It probably won't work, but you won't get punished for trying, so you have nothing to lose.

If this doesn't work, your only recourse is to make a new Steam account and start working your way up from scratch. As far as I know, bans aren't transferable unless it's one of those bans where you do something so egregious that you get your account shut down completely.

Appeals are not accepted.
Dodece 30 Jun @ 3:01pm 
There is a zero tolerance policy, there is no appealing that ban, the system is entirely automated, and the staff can't rescind this. The computer is entirely indifferent. You should have burned the account. The day that your account got banned.
Originally posted by Dodece:
There is a zero tolerance policy, there is no appealing that ban, the system is entirely automated, and the staff can't rescind this. The computer is entirely indifferent. You should have burned the account. The day that your account got banned.

Trade bans are not automatic.

What is a trade ban?

A trade ban prevents a Steam account from using the Steam Community, including trading and using the Steam Market. A trade ban can only be applied by a Steam employee. Trade bans are mainly associated with accounts that commit scams.

https://steamhost.cn/help_steampowered_com/en/faqs/view/46A2-2B3C-95CC-8878#tradeban

:nkCool:
Shotgun 30 Jun @ 3:38pm 
Originally posted by Dodece:
There is a zero tolerance policy, there is no appealing that ban, the system is entirely automated, and the staff can't rescind this. The computer is entirely indifferent. You should have burned the account. The day that your account got banned.
"Staff can't rescind this" is one of the biggest myths ever. Of course they can; it's just that their standard protocol is not to. The ability to do this exists, but doesn't get applied in the vast, vast majority of cases.

The odds of success might be one in a million, but if I were in the OP's situation, I'd still try.
Originally posted by mebbl:
i just want to do something with the skins i worked back in the day

I'm reading that as "i just want to do something with the skins i scammed back in the day" or am I just translating it wrong?

Either way I highly doubt you'll get unbanned now after 10 years, especially if those skins were scammed as you'll never be allowed to profit from your past deeds.
Would be kinda funny if they did reinstate trading, but to even it out they made the skins completely unable to be traded or put on the market.
Shaggy 30 Jun @ 3:55pm 
Originally posted by Shotgun:
Originally posted by Dodece:
There is a zero tolerance policy, there is no appealing that ban, the system is entirely automated, and the staff can't rescind this. The computer is entirely indifferent. You should have burned the account. The day that your account got banned.
"Staff can't rescind this" is one of the biggest myths ever. Of course they can; it's just that their standard protocol is not to. The ability to do this exists, but doesn't get applied in the vast, vast majority of cases.

The odds of success might be one in a million, but if I were in the OP's situation, I'd still try.



Originally posted by Shaggy:
Originally posted by Shotgun:
File an appeal. Politely and with good grammar and spelling, explain that you were a child back then, and that you've served your time. It probably won't work, but you won't get punished for trying, so you have nothing to lose.

If this doesn't work, your only recourse is to make a new Steam account and start working your way up from scratch. As far as I know, bans aren't transferable unless it's one of those bans where you do something so egregious that you get your account shut down completely.

Appeals are not accepted.
Originally posted by Leonardo Da Pinchi:
Would be kinda funny if they did reinstate trading, but to even it out they made the skins completely unable to be traded or put on the market.

So, many people would be over the moon with pound signs in their eyes after receiving a pardon, until they tried to sell them on the market. Then we'll have to put up with the influx of scammers complaining they got unbanned but can't sell their wares, still would be worth the chuckle. :lol:
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