Yeah, two.
1. So you're buying btc, right?
2. What payment method are you buying with?
TLDR: The markets I conduct business there are opportunities when people need to "Cash Out of their inventories". Similar to someone pawning jewelry / valuables for quick cash.
I've recently had need for 5-20 BTC fast. Buying these inventories can give me anywhere from a 10-100% ROI.. depending the situation. Under 10% I wouldn't bother, save items I know I already have buyers/demand for.
I was asked to prove I was the owner of the Steam Account
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1132406.0 here.
Check the 1st and 2nd reply's.
He's probably looking for either buying it with paypal or you buy his stuff on steam with bitcoin. Those are the stuff I can think of with this long thread. TL;DR btw.
I am not trading items. Ideally, I'd like to start with PayPal to build a relationship. If my potential partners I verify trustworthy enough I can send W.U. or Wire Transfer.
I am a large Skin distributor on Steam for CS:GO (CoutnerStrike Global Offensive, DOTA 2 (17,000,000$ prize pool TI5 Aug 3-8)
Reddit is one market I sell to.
http://www.reddit.com/user/bizarro-aka-whoami Check my history "overview" to get a feel for how much business I do there. PM me on reddit to verify.
If someone has an understanding of the items sold on
www.steamcommunity.com/market you can Verify my legitimacy and authenticity in under 5 minutes (if you have the willingness). Games primarily involved
CS:GO , DOTA 2I was [VOUCHED] by a Senior Member who has his public identity attached to his forum account (he works for airbitz) and is good friend of mine.
His [VOUCH] is in the comments here:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1125153.msg11889286#msg11889286My newly made Feedback (trust) Rep Thread here. Verify my Steam Account, Reddit, and so fourth there. (gives you an idea of how much business I do).
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1132406.0For further discussion, after reading my Steam Profile and looking into me, PM me here or Reddit.Any questions? Reply here!