How to get more trusted?

I wanna start doing real money trades. I did like 20 but most people won't trade with me because im not trusted enough.
Which ways are there to get more reps and get more trusted? I DONT WANT TO DO REP FOR REP!!!

Greets

A very wise person made a explanation of what you are asking. Please feel free to read this. http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/what-constitutes-reputation.12391/#post-41215

i am also like that
i want to raise the reputation to get more trusted

So I read through some threads and I really appreciate your guys' help! Is there a possibility to sell some of my keys in low amounts to trusted persons first?

I am a new member so pardon me if I am mistaken. But do you absolutely have to trade to get "+rep?" Almost being scammed, I want to make sure that the person I am trading with, as well as myself, is trustworthy of such smooth trade.

Thank you for the clear up. But the one thing I was confused on while reading a few things was that to look to make sure the profile is over level 5. Personally I only play csgo because that's the only game I enjoy. I saw that you gain experience through playing different games and different things within the game, but why is this necessary?

It isn't.

Steam levels really don't matter, since someone could easily spend a few dollars on trading cards and get it way above 5. I've seen a few people with a Steam level of 100+ and less than 30 hours in a game trying to sell some high value things.
That combination should be raising some red flags.

As far as being "trusted", the link that many others have already given is your best bet. Read the rules first, then make a rep thread on a community forum. Which one is up to you. After that, time and good trades will build you some good reputation. Be smart about your trades and you'll be fine.

@l4w Gaining rep and trust in the community can seem like a catch 22 and there is no easy answer. Most folks will be suspicious of someone striving for rep and to be a MM and if you are in the CSGO world, my advice is save yourself some headaches and don't bother.
However, IMO (which is worth little to nothing) a person's rep involves long term history in steam, endorsements from other folks with rep, transparency, and having a lot to lose by going rouge. One of the best ways is basically riding on the coattails of someone already established. This however will be a function of time and luck.

I appreciate your oppinion but for now I mostly met so many nice people while trading with some keys that I can think it's not a super big deal getting positive reputation! People helped me although my profile looks super fishy. Besides I am a student and my financial status is not allowing me having like 50+ steam level or 5k+ inventory. And I can handle some headaches .

I already reached my main goal, to be able to help others! Lets be honest, firstly I only cared about getting that green badge but while I helped that many people on the forums I don't care anymore, I am happy to help changing the community to the better and protecting inexperienced members .

To be honest, I don't know what to say to that lol. So you want me to stop doing what I do because I want stupid when I started doing it?