Originally posted by Merasmus:

There isnt really a point to not having auto bumps. If you're going to bump it every 30 mins then why not just be able to autobump. It shouldnt be against the rules if you're not a donator.

Nice job bringing back a 1.5 year old thread. I don't trade much anymore, so this is silly.

I tried leaving the group and rejoining and got the same error. So after doing that I logged out of TF2Outpost and back in and it resolved my issue.

Well sad face then. I understand what you are talking about, and the technical limitations. I will find a way to get the game though. And then you'll all be jealous! YOU JUST WAIT AND SEE!!!

Originally posted by norby89:

As soon as someone has it in their inventory and it's scanned.

That's not good enough. Make it go faster.

So Steam just added a classic game from back in the day to the store (Descent: https://steamhost.cn/app/273570/).

I want it. I have keys. How soon till I can search for it, or create a trade looking for that game on TF2OP? As of right now it has no entry.

If this was answered somewhere else in the jungle that is Steam Discussions please forgive me.

So Steam Support is useless, they don't give me any idea about what I supposedly scammed, nothing from my inventory is missing, I did nothing wrong and have no way to prove it.

SO NEXT QUESTION:

What are Steam, and TF2OP rules about having a second Steam Account soley for trading? I don't want to continue risking my 10+ yr account if this is how Steam handles this crap.

Well, that does make sense, I could've easily passed stolen goods through my inventory. I find the time it takes to sort it out a bit ridiculous and not great customer service. Guess I have to wait. Thanks for everyones input.

Still not happy about it, but nothing I can do until they get back to me.

First thing I checked was to see if anything of mine was missing..which doesn't appear to be the case. I did open a ticket with Steam Support..but seriously? A week?

I don't think I should have to prove anything, they keep logs of who traded what to who, and everything in my inventory was traded for through their Trade Window.

Does anyone know how many 'reports' against your account it takes to get suspended? Or why there isn't any sort of "Hey, you've been reported, you should be good or else" type warnings?

I'm assuming someone clicked the report button just to be jerks/trolls. The steam market I had 2 Foil cards for sale, but people listed theirs for lower so they just sat there...
I honestly don't know who I pissed off or why anyone reported me. It's very frustrating. If I get any duplicate Snow Globe cards I can't do anything about it. Happy Holidays from steam.

Anyone ever get suspended from being able to trade on Steam? Anyone know how it works, or if contacting support will actually result in anything (like the suspension being removed sooner?)

What had happened: I DON'T KNOW.
I got a message today saying I've been suspended for violating their trading policies, but looking over the page there is nothing I have done wrong. I'm a good trader, never scam anyone, have hundreds of trades. 10 year member of steam, 380+ games in my library, I'm a loyal steam customer.

I did deal with some rude traders who added me not bothering to read my trade details...is it possible they reported me for something I didn't do?

Anyways, just venting and seeing if anyone else has encountered this before?