Will do later. Thx for your fast reply already!

I think there is some kind of misunderstanding. It is not like keyshops are full of criminals, who resell stolen gamekeys. Same as every online shop, there can be black sheeps, yeah. But there exists a seller-reputation system on keyshops, similar to ebay and other online shops. So, keyshops are usually trustworthy plus you can complain to support, if a key really was stolen, since it is really easy to prove if a Steam-Key was duplicate/revoked etc. and they will refund you then. - and usually Humblebundle, Fanatical etc. have enough security, to detect fake/stolen cards before they actually confirm the purchase (you know, these Humblebundle messages about "Order is being reviewed for accuracy" before they even confirm your purchase)

Yes, there are fees on keyshops, but there are really also alot of legit coupons, which make it possible to buy RE 3 for 8-9€, for example.

I am also confused by you saying that TF2keys value is lower. So, you want 7 TF2keys, but if in paypal, you want 14€, which makes 2€ per tf2keys - while the max you get in Steam market is 1,90€. When 7 tf2keys are enough for you, shouldn't you charge less in paypal money? And just by the way, because of inflations and value increase of tf2keys, and the release of Hardware like Steamdeck, the value of tf2keys outside of Steam increased alot, too. And yes, Steam Wallet cant be pulled back. but storing the money in shape of tf2keys is a total different story. Plus, most resellers sell for up to 1,80-1,90€ each tf2keys since longer now, and that's nearly 1:1 price what you get from Steam Market when selling there, to get Wallet Money.

But solely based on your understanding of 2€ per tf2keys, I technically offered you 8€ for RE3 and 6€ for DmC5. Thats exactly the keyshop prices. Plus you would even make more money than the keyshop resellers, because resellers pay selling-fees for being able to use these keyshops. But you wouldnt have to pay any of these fees.

Plus, let's look at the original Steam Store itself. On sale (and these sales happen regulary) the best price was 11,99€ for RE3. So, even if you don't want to agree on keyshop prices, you are trying to charge even more than Steam itself.

And yeah you might have paid 30€, but it was a bundle full of many games. Even if someone tricked you to pay 100€ for the bundle; how much you paid doesn't overwrite its current real value. And since I explained that keyshops are not a den of fakes and criminals as you probably were thinking at first, the prices there are actually pretty legit and proper to lean on.

I mean I dont care if you try to sell it for a bit more than its value to make more profit. And if you had said "no dont wana trade", it would have been fine for me - since I just asked in a friendly way if it is possible to lower your price for me, and explained from where I got the new prices. But your reply was kinda curmbly and contained some wrong/misunderstanding information, so, I took the freedom to explain a bit deeper about keyshops, values, tf2keys etc. Thanks anyways.

Any of these for Max Payne 2?

First class trouble
Where the Water Tastes Like Wine
Super Magbot

Ah alright then, fair enough, hope the trade goes well ^^

yep
im still interesting so much men

Maybe v-rally 4?