Is skin hub legit?

[jonathan testicle]

Saw they have a covert case for 8 bucks with only stuff worth hundreds. No way that's for real.
I'm asking for my friend, he isn't sure.

[jonathan testicle]

Originally posted by Roel^.NL @ Gamdom.com:

Used it. Its good

You sure?

Originally posted by pit from kid icarus:

Originally posted by JacobSSB:

skin hub*

Because my friend found a covert lore case on the site that has stuff that's wayyy too good to be true for only 8 bucks. I checked, and it's definitely the "legitimate" skin hub.

[Jessie]

The site itself is legit and they pay out (so I've heard). However, their system is most likely rigged or very unlikely to turn a profit or win something worth your money. Also, items are usually out of stock, so you have to exchange for something of similar price. Which usually is less, than what the item was worth making you keep the extra money and spend it on more cases you're likely to lose.

If it looks to good to be true, don't do it. It's designed to steal your money and give you something that's crappier, how else would they make profit? You're better off buying the item you wanted.

Anyways, valve needs to start taking legal action against sites like these.

[relapse]

Originally posted by pit from kid icarus:

Saw they have a covert case for 8 bucks with only stuff worth hundreds. No way that's for real.
I'm asking for my friend, he isn't sure.

its legit i used it got what i wanted and ended up losing it by gambling xD

[nEph]

If you're on about the covert lore case then I would assume it's a 99% chance to give a hyper beast which would be less than $8

[nEph]

'Drop rates'
"7001 - 1000000 - M4 hyper beast.

So you have a 99.4% chance to get that.

[BADRAGE]

you get your skins yes but if make profit or loose i dont know but i would say: profit only with luck.

[Maxoy]

Originally posted by I'm deaf:

The site itself is legit and they pay out (so I've heard). However, their system is most likely rigged or very unlikely to turn a profit or win something worth your money. Also, items are usually out of stock, so you have to exchange for something of similar price. Which usually is less, than what the item was worth making you keep the extra money and spend it on more cases you're likely to lose.

If it looks to good to be true, don't do it. It's designed to steal your money and give you something that's crappier, how else would they make profit? You're better off buying the item you wanted.

Anyways, valve needs to start taking legal action against sites like these.

Which is the same as csgo cases or other legit gambling sites :D gambling is gambling, if you feel lucky you can try it out but dont excpect 100% profit :D

[Zazz]

I just gave it a try out of curiosity, and at first sight it looked quite scammy and didn't allow me to retrieve an item that's worth $0.09 nor even change it for a similar one, I doubt they will risk to let you withdraw a $100 one or more. So my veredict is no, don't drop money into such page.

[Maxoy]

Originally posted by Zazzer:

I just gave it a try out of curiosity, and at first sight it looked quite scammy and didn't allow me to retrieve an item that's worth $0.09 nor even change it for a similar one, I doubt they will risk to let you withdraw a $100 one or more. So my veredict is no, don't drop money into such page.

McSkillet released a vid this week showing that site and telling that its legit. I trust him haha :D

[Mr beastgamer+]

Expect withdrawal failure most of the time, though the rates may stay true.

[Starya]

Check out mcskillet he just made a video on it... Very trusted youtuber

[Starya]

Video is about opening cobble cases but he uses the site at the end after opening the cases

Originally posted by dawds:

Check out mcskillet he just made a video on it... Very trusted youtuber

[Jessie]

Originally posted by Maxoy:

Originally posted by I'm deaf:

The site itself is legit and they pay out (so I've heard). However, their system is most likely rigged or very unlikely to turn a profit or win something worth your money. Also, items are usually out of stock, so you have to exchange for something of similar price. Which usually is less, than what the item was worth making you keep the extra money and spend it on more cases you're likely to lose.

If it looks to good to be true, don't do it. It's designed to steal your money and give you something that's crappier, how else would they make profit? You're better off buying the item you wanted.

Anyways, valve needs to start taking legal action against sites like these.

Which is the same as csgo cases or other legit gambling sites :D gambling is gambling, if you feel lucky you can try it out but dont excpect 100% profit :D

True, but most of the skins you win that are worth anything are out of stock.

[Maxoy]

Originally posted by I'm deaf:

Originally posted by Maxoy:

Which is the same as csgo cases or other legit gambling sites :D gambling is gambling, if you feel lucky you can try it out but dont excpect 100% profit :D

True, but most of the skins you win that are worth anything are out of stock.

Then you probably just have to wait ^^

[Axeace]

Originally posted by pit from kid icarus:

Saw they have a covert case for 8 bucks with only stuff worth hundreds. No way that's for real.
I'm asking for my friend, he isn't sure.

The covert case you're talking about is legit, however, the drop rates aren't fair. If you click show drop rates, you'll see that you have a 93% chance to get an m4a1 s hyper beast, and a 1% chance for everything else