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Crombell 14 Feb, 2014 @ 8:29am
How does one charge money on the outpost trade?
I have never done a trade here before, and I'm not interested in other items or the like as payment.

So how does one charge steam wallet money for an item? I'm afraid that if I just write it in the description, people will be able to take the item in exchange for the nothingness I "want in return".
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anakin whore walker 14 Feb, 2014 @ 8:38am 
You can not charge Steam wallet money because it can not be transferred from account to account unless you use the Community Market.

You would need to use PayPal or something similar.
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Crombell 14 Feb, 2014 @ 8:39am 
Originally posted by Bakgrund >not selling max's:
You can use steam market to sell items for steam wallet cash, it's not possible to send directly user to user so to say, if someone tells you that they will give you steam wallet cash for your items it's a scam.

Ah, alright, so the steam wallet isn't connected to the outpost.

But my problem is that the item I want to sell is very expensive (850 usd base value), so I doubt I'll be able to sell it on the steam market.
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Crombell 14 Feb, 2014 @ 8:43am 
Originally posted by Bakgrund >not selling max's:
Originally posted by Crombell:

Ah, alright, so the steam wallet isn't connected to the outpost.

But my problem is that the item I want to sell is very expensive (850 usd base value), so I doubt I'll be able to sell it on the steam market.

Then you can use paypal or similar, search for "money" on outpost and you'll see the item come up, just put that in the wanted items section.

Alright, I'll try that. The item I'm selling is the Tough Stuff Muffs on my profile, in case anyone was wondering.
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