Accepted Report: 76561198145841531 - ([CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items)

Scam Report

Report Type: [Item Fraud] Misrepresenting virtual items
Virtual item type involved: [CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items

Accused profile: 76561198145841531

Victim profile: 76561198354979925

What happened? Description:

He added me out of the blue and asked if I was interested in is bfk blue gem. I said sure, what do you want for it. He told me cs.money gives him 521 dollars for it. I know this is not true since cs.money does not overpay for bfk blue gems and it would tell you that your item has a rare pattern and how much that pattern adds.​

Provide Evidence:

I now have screenshots of the entire conversation, also the fact that cs.money does not overpay for bfk, so that proves the image was either photoshopped or inspect element.​

When cs.money overpays for an item it will say rare pattern and how much value it adds. This photo does not do that. Ill send a screenshot of what the normal price of the item is that cs.money is selling it for

FIrst sc is the normal price of a bfk case hardened ww. While the second bfk is a blue gem that was listed by a user. It does not indicate there are any special patterns, thefore cs.money does not overpay for it. Thats why the price is over 300% than the normal price. That means there is no possible way for cs.money to offer over 500 dollars for his bfk

The item was his own, it is not possible to see a users item on the website since he did not trade it to the bot site. I showed what the site values the item with the same wear. I also showed a user item that is also a blue gem listed for a huge amount. It shows the percentage increase on that item. That percentage is over 300%. It also does not show rare pattern on the item. Meaning that cs.money will only give you market value. That being said, it is impossible for cs.money to give 500 dollars for a bfk case hardened well worn when they only list their own for 350 and do not pay for blue gems since they would have a rare pattern and the price it adds on the item, like the screenshot of the five seven case hardened blue gem i sent.

When I get home I will post another screenshot of a well worm buttefly that has a similar float.

This is a screenshot of the same item that he had in his screenshot. This one is being sold on the cs.money bot and is only listed for 350 dollars while cs.money is supposedly giving him over 500 dollars for his.

float makes zero difference, I already showed that cs.money would not give 500 dollars for his item since its legitimately the same as the 350 one site. They are both well worn and bfk case hardened. If they were to pay 500 dollars for his knife, it would say rare pattern like the one I showed you for the case hardened five seven and how much it adds. You are basically just casting aside solid evidence on why this is fake. It would be impossible to prove his picture is fake if he was the one altering it the picture of what cs. money is giving him because its not in the bots inventory. The only possible way in proving it is fake is by showing what the actual bot price is for the item based on what the site is selling it for. You are basically admitting that you can not do anything about someone faking a cs.money price on their item

Yes, but this has nothing to do with whether or not I agree on the value of the item. It has to do with that he changed the value of what cs.money would pay for it. cs.money would never pay more than what it selling for unless the item has a rare pattern. Which it does not since it would have the rare pattern next to it like the five-seven case hardened I showed above.

you can also compare this image to the exact same item on cs.money. You will see that it is clearly not 500 like his image shows