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Making profit: no lies or misleading info is happening durning the trade
Proffiting "Buying 18 Ref, Selling 18.11 Ref"
Profiting is if both of you agree on something with no dishonest info
Some people have been buying crates for 1 ref each (not lying he was advertising to buy them)
I think all trades should be fair, and profit is still a fair trade, as the other person agreed to it. Scamming, however, usually uses third party sites and manipulates people into selling their items without knowing the value.