Steam I.d

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  1. Vintage

    Vintage Well-Known Member

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    How much do you think I could get for a 6 Dig Steam I.D
     
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    not that much 5 digit and 4 digit you would get a lot
     
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    How much would be not alot? Credit and USD wise
     
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    what would be benefits of a low digit steam id :/
     
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    YOU CANT SELL STEAM ACCOUNTS IN ANY WAY OR FORM!
     
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    idk much about te difference in the digits ...but if i took a wild guess id say U.S.$ - 13.00 and creds like 2000
     
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    steam accounts used to go for 400 creds
     
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    i recently sold my 4 digit via IRC for $150 to some guy. I didn't see what was so cool about having a low number.

    ~bLiNd
     
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    yeah, little nerds will pay ANYTHING for someone to think they've been playing for awhile. I dont see the point but whatever, what ever makes the nerd happy.

    I'd say you could get about $100 for it. They use to go for so much more. Just post it on ebay sometime and see what you can get for it.
     
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    lol yeah thats stupid you still get to play :|
     
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    i'd say lower the digits the rare it would be, take example acct I.D 1 (not sure if there is one but who cares) that would be the rarest acct out lol
     
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    Get a life and dont worry about your steam ID. Lower number doesnt mean ----. Just play the game and have fun.
     
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    not sure
     
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    when people look at your steam ID in a scrimmage or something, the lower the number sorta means the longer the paerson has been playing.

    Queers like this guy ruin the point of having a low ID.
     
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    every number can only be used once so the number 1 is just as rare as number 348974 and 1337, but its the number of digits that matter (only 9 1 digits, only 89 two digits etc.)

    anyways 6 digit isnt that rare so maybe 10$ more than what you pay for the games on it
     
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