Not happy with the last trade that we did.
One of the 5 keys that were sent to me was a duplicate. Instead of trying to fix the issue, they kept saying that I should restart Steam and it's probably a Steam error.
4 out of 5 went through, so I'm OK with it. Also, I see that user have many positive reviews, so they probably didn't send me the key that was used on purpose. Still, not the best experience.
The 5:1 trade Gemanoneko mentioned in the negative review is a trade on Barter.vg: https://barter.vg/u/2e4/o/2924630/
Thers was some misunderstanding that caused me think there was a steam glitch:
Gemanoneko insisted me mixed up the keys. He/She claimed my key for Joe's Diner was duplicate, and my key for Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock was actually redeemed as Joe's Diner.
I never mixed up keys and I provided the screen shots for the two games with keys from the Groupees bundles to Gemanoneko via steam chat, wanted to prove I did not mix up keys. If suitation was just like what Gemanoneko claimed (key for Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock was actually redeemed as Joe's Diner), the only explanation to me might be due some kind of steam glitch, so I suggested Gemanoneko to restart the steam client and retry.
I only awared the real suitation when the trade completed on Barter.vg by both sides. The truth was my key for Joe's Diner was duplicate due to reason I don't know, and my key for Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock worked for Gemanoneko. See trade page here, https://barter.vg/u/2e4/o/2924630/, Gemanoneko already have the game Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock in his/her library, which he/she claimed lost in our trade.
Anyway Gemanoneko, sorry to make you feel uncomfortable about the trade. If you let me awared earlier that one of my keys did not work for you, other than one of my keys redeemed as another game, I could deal with the problem much better.
So Gemanoneko please un-block me and I will give you another game as compensation. Leave a negative review here and block all the communications seems not quite right.
