Giveaway this 💎Tier1 Blue Gem #838💎
W one of my best friends🐱🥰 @MewoMewoCS 🥰🐱
He paid around 7-7.5K usd back to 2024 and never posted it for selling b4
To enter you just need to
1. Follow @MewoMewoCS & @MitaoCatCS ✅
2. Like❤️& Repost🔁 this tweet
3. Comment yourself or Tag one of your friends/teammates under the post🛜
🤞Good luck on entering the giveaway
FYI: The prize would be sent to the winner on 17th by @MewoMewoCS (💎🗡️Currently laying in his inventory)
People make sound that it's easy to get a knife now. But you need 5k blue skins to get a single knife! You would need all non gold skins in the whole market to double the amount of knives we have rn 🤯
On Steam, you can get banned for basically anything—false reports, random “commercial” flags, or pure mistake. The scary part? Support can’t (or won’t) help you 🤔
Since 2023, frontline Steam support lost access to tools for lifting commercial bans. Every ticket gets the same “Steam can’t help you” response. Only higher-level Valve staff can reverse bans - and you’ll never reach them without going public.
2) What actually works? Social media.
@FlareyCS: 5 tickets closed, ignored. Posted a tweet → unbanned.
@bisnesket: 2 tickets closed. Made a video + tweet → unbanned.
Two bans, two unbans - both happened after exposure, not through support. Meanwhile, countless innocent players with no platform remain banned.
- Mass reports can get you banned 💀
One guy named Raptor got his friends to mass-report an alt account with fake “commercial” activity. It was banned. He appealed with proof - support still replied with the same copy-paste.
Steam support is powerless. The system rewards noise, not fairness. If you can’t get attention, you stay banned. 👎
I guess every marketplace should charge 5% to the party (buyer or seller) who reverse the trade. That way it atleast gives the other party something to work with to slim the losses.