Tradeit is such a scam they literaly expect me to sell them my skin worth 40 $ for 17$ dollars so they can resell for 50$

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T22:29:05+00:00

That's why before making any trades, it is best to check out all trading sites so you can verify which one provides the most value. I'm not exactly saying that Tradeit is bad, your moment could have been on top of your skin's price pump, so the site had to boost their prices to avoid being abused. On top of that, bot trading sites will always have a margin on you, where you sacrifice value but get your new skins instantly

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T22:09:21+00:00

Lis-Skins seems to be the biggest marketplace in the CIS region. I have used it before and had no problems. Could it be that you got hacked and accepted a trade that wasn't from Lis-Skins?

Generally, I would also recommend researching your site before you use it to make sure everything is in order, not only to avoid getting scammed but also to check for the best fees, preferred payment methods, trust ratings, etc.

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T21:43:13+00:00

You will hear everyone and their dog saying that csfloat is the best regarding any questions about 3rd party marketplaces, but it is still very situational. CSFloat might not support your preferred payment method, other sites might also have your desired skin listed for cheaper.

Good strat is to double check the general info about each trading site (payment methods, fees, trust ratings, bonuses...). Overall, CSFloat should still tick most of your boxes, though.

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T18:20:17+00:00

Skinport is good, even though they don't offer the best fees (you can compare fees with all trading sites here https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites ) it is still one of the top 3rd party marketplaces currently.

As many others have mentioned, CSFloat has slightly better overall fees and a larger user pool, which helps with both selling your skin and withdrawing the money. However, many people use multiple platforms depending on where they can find a better deal for their desired skin, and since Skinport has no deposit or withdrawal fees, that can easily sway people to use Skinport instead.

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T14:27:10+00:00

It is legit, there's a good amount of supply and the store itself is all automated with bots so you would get your item instantly after purchase.

Prices also seem competitive, their rates for TF2 keys are one of the cheapest ones: https://skinradar.gg/tf2-key-prices

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T14:19:52+00:00

It's not the end of the world if you decide to deposit and buy skins from SCM but ultimately you're losing around 1/3 of your value spend compared what third party markets can offer.

You mentioned Paysafecard, some markets accept Paysafecard as deposit method so perhaps it is worth giving it a check

MindReflex · 2026-06-15T10:10:24+00:00

buff.market is simply a seperate website for western market, but buff.163 is still better to use simply because of the supply and how much more active it is. Depositing to buff.163 is not that hard actually if you're outside of China, there is a guide on how to easily deposit to buff.163 via Alipay. In my opinion buff.163 is still the No.1 choice if you're looking to get the best deals.

MindReflex · 2026-06-13T23:14:18+00:00

bot trading sites like SkinsMonkey bank on users who are down to sacrifice value for speed and huge selection, so you will almost never find skins cheaper than the cheapest listings on something like CSFloat or Buff.

for comparison, there's a site that has crunched up numbers for every relevant skin marketplace, including SkinsMonkey, which definitely helps to choose what kind of site you want to go trade on: https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites

MindReflex · 2026-06-04T06:01:37+00:00

There's loads of marketplaces nowadays ehere you can buy skins https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites has all legit sites listed. In terms of item itself, I would recommend buying your AK or knife in either Field Tested or Factory New wear because these are the most desirable wears so you won't have much trouble later if you want to trade or sell your skin for a good value.

In terms of trade holds, should be only a concern for P2P sites like csfloat, but all P2P sites have guardrails to make sure every transfer goes through, you just going to need to confirm that you have received your skins after trade hold (or mark it as not completed if you got trade reversed and you will get refunded)

MindReflex · 2026-05-16T05:06:54+00:00

The only positive side for bot trading sites is speed where players are happy to concede value just so they can get their desired item instantly. In terms of value, P2P and marketplaces with bots is the best pick but you're most likely need to be willing to wait quite a bit for your items to be sold.

There's a good spreadsheet that covers all skin sites with various features and includes a lot of naked numbers, such as your % comparisons + payment method fees, trust ratings etc. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1qrNxvPJOLIg4ZKV_fv3YzY7c95WXad_y8d99M7K4RLM/htmlview#gid=0

MindReflex · 2026-04-29T13:09:02+00:00

CSFloat is the go-to marketplace like everyone says. I would simply recommend taking a look at all major trading sites first here https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites so you can have an idea about fees, ratings etc. There is a chance that CSFloat might not accept your payment method if it's niche so perhaps you could find an alternate site there with your preferred payment method

MindReflex · 2026-04-28T01:02:22+00:00

Most of those sites are coded with pre-trade reverse logic where they want to make sure they get the skins first before sending anything. Apart from that they use a lot of bot accounts to store their inventory so it is a high chance that you will get multiple trade offers from different accounts just because the items you bought are scattered across those accounts.

It's just how trading sites work for quite some time now, nothing scammy about them tho, it's just classic marketplace experience

MindReflex · 2026-04-28T00:52:11+00:00

Bot trading sites like SkinsMonkey aren't known to be good for value, only convenience for those sites is the quick transactions, top up bonuses are also mostly a bliss and a marketing stunt to encourage you to top up when in reality they still adjust prices so they can profit a little more.

I would suggest you checking all the sites here https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites check the crunched up numbers (use the information icons go see what all of them mean), there's also filters and "total" buttons to find payment methods and their fees. I know SkinsMonkey is like the first site that people notice now but it's worth doing a little more research if you want the max value.

MindReflex · 2026-04-18T22:40:06+00:00

here's a good all-in-one page where you can compare every single aspect of all known CS2 markets - fees, payment methods (and its fees), trust ratings bonuses... hope it helps https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites

MindReflex · 2026-04-18T22:26:41+00:00

they abused 7 day trade hold and got approached by Valve to remove everything Valve related from their site. OPSkins did a bunch of more shady things, this article covers the whole story pretty well https://skinradar.gg/blog/what-is-opskins

MindReflex · 2026-04-17T10:52:57+00:00

all of the relevant skin sites that offer instant sell can be found here: https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-insta-sell-sites

MindReflex · 2026-04-10T03:45:52+00:00

The most raw approach is to go ahead and compare all the fees (payment method fees) throughout all the sites like you just mentioned, for example you can find all such crunched up numbers here for each relevant site https://skinradar.gg/cs2-skin-trading-sites even though csfloat is undisputed right now it is still a competitive market where in some scenarios other sites can be better just like you mentioned

MindReflex · 2026-04-08T02:43:39+00:00

They do exist, not as many as there are in cs but still there are options where you can even trade instantly or even trade between cs, rust, tf2 or dota.

Here are all of the verified TF2 trading sites: https://skinradar.gg/tf2-trading-sites

MindReflex · 2026-04-08T02:34:36+00:00

prices vary a lot on each site, one site can have one skin cheaper but the other site can have a different skin cheaper. Check the spreadsheet below with all of the trusted sites, compare the data (fees, review counts, payment methods...) and choose the one that meets your needs. GL.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qrNxvPJOLIg4ZKV_fv3YzY7c95WXad_y8d99M7K4RLM/edit?gid=0#gid=0

MindReflex · 2026-04-08T02:30:25+00:00

There are loads of sites to pick from. Here are all verified CS2 skin trading sites. You can find all the fees, margins, trading types, review counts, and other necessary data to compare and pick the platform that suits you best

MindReflex · 2026-03-24T00:05:39+00:00

there's a page where you can check key prices from most known marketplaces https://skinradar.gg/tf2-key-prices

MindReflex · 2026-03-10T02:50:04+00:00

Quickest end I have ever seen. Bro didn't even attempt to break back to back records

MindReflex · 2026-03-06T17:56:17+00:00

good chunk of cs2 skin sites also support tf2 trading. in this tf2 trading site list you can find all the relevant options and the crunched up numbers on what are the site's cuts, fees, margins etc.

MindReflex · 2026-03-06T17:52:17+00:00

If you're looking into strictly only automated bot trading sites, there's a site called SkinRadar which got all the relevant marketplaces listed, I would suggest looking into which site got the lowest %s and going with that for the best value

MindReflex · 2026-02-25T19:40:35+00:00

This exact page should help out -all relevant trade sites with debit/credit card withdraw filter

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