FAQ

Why do I have to copy the skin names?

Steam doesn’t let websites choose items in a trade offer for you. In “Send trade offer”, copy the name of each skin, paste it into the search of the other person’s inventory in the Steam trade window and add the skin. Check the float to be sure it’s the right one.

What is the float?

The float (wear value) is a number between 0 and 1 that shows how worn a skin looks: the lower, the cleaner. It sets the wear level: Factory New (0–0.07), Minimal Wear (0.07–0.15), Field-Tested (0.15–0.38), Well-Worn (0.38–0.45) and Battle-Scarred (0.45–1).

What does “trade lock” mean?

Steam blocks some items from being traded until a certain date (for example after they were bought or received). Those items show a countdown on the site; when it reaches zero they become available and you can select them.

Why is the price different from Steam?

Prices come from CSFloat, a marketplace where skins usually cost less than on the Steam Community Market, because Steam prices include Steam’s fees and Steam balance can’t be withdrawn. My prices include my 5% overpay. A “~” means an estimate, because there are no listings on CSFloat. All prices are indicative.

Is signing in with Steam safe?

Yes. You sign in on the official Steam page (steamcommunity.com). This site only receives your public SteamID — never your password — and gets no access to your account, your items or your trade offers. You can sign out at any time.

How long do you take to reply?

I check trade offers and chat messages myself, so it depends on when I’m online. The status at the top of the page shows whether I’m open to trades, busy or not trading right now.

Do you sell skins for money?

No. I only trade item for item. There are no sales or payments of any kind.

How do I know it’s really you?

I only trade from my Steam account with SteamID64 76561198086816787 (steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198086816787). I will never ask you to sign in on another website or add you from a different account. Always check the SteamID in the trade window.

Last updated: October 18, 2026