Said a key for Naval War: Arctic Circle was invalid so I agreed to trade him another game. Naval War: AC suspiciously showed up in his library afterwards. After I asked him to explain, he claimed he traded for it elsewhere, posted a completely irrelevant screenshot in an attempt to prove he did no wrong, posted links to other games on barter.vg, but refused to link to a completed trade or provide a screenshot of his key activations. Trader beware.
https://a.radikal.ru/a36/1808/17/acec1ef42a1f.jpg
https://c.radikal.ru/c07/1808/df/d46262fc46f7.jpg
"Can you show me a screenshot of your key activations showing that Naval War: Arctic Circle was redeemed after you redeemed King Arthur: Collection."
do not believe the screenshots. believe the facts
Everything is on the Internet. Proof that the game was activated later -
https://b.radikal.ru/b39/1808/3a/ac5f20d1c12a.jpg
No need to write after 2 days. it's stupid) I can't wait until the game at all will disappear. that's what I did, traded the 3 removed games)
Bad experience with this trader
He accepted a trade with my bot, and when the bot gave him the key for his game, he made a copy&paste mistake on the Steam activation window, which lead him to think the key was invalid.
Of course the key was perfectly valid, but he didn't bother to try again, and initiated an unnecessary dispute at Barter making me and others waste our time.
It may well happen to you
As of this writing he has already created 2 false disputes out of 8 unique traders he's dealt with. So, by engaging on a trade with him you basically have 25% chance of being falsely accused of unfulfilling your side of the trade.
He won't even bother to apologize for his mistakes. Totally not recommended dealing with this person.
TL;DR
If you have a life, spare yourself the mishap and don't trade with impatient people.
I was new to the site. I thought that the keys should produce quickly at the store. now I know that exchanges take place for 15 days. everything's fine now.
