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Fordítási probléma jelentése
So, you'd have to buy a game, to give the reward at double the cost of them getting it.
Steam already thought this through, so dumb question.
Example. Take my Points Award, grants 1600. Costs 4800.
Each point is worth 1 USD Cent in the Store. So, you would have to spend $48 USD, to give 1600 points.
Ya... Doesn't add up, does it? =P
You cant sell Steam Points through Steam either, so your only option for that is essentially scamming people on other websites by charging them for ten times their actual value.
It's a lose-lose-lose situation.
Friendly reminder to not click malicious links.
Ratio is diverse, like 1000 points received for 750 gems.
I bought some points like that without bad surprises. I got it that way because I bought most games I wanted before steam points were given for buying games.
It's safer to choose a seller that has a positive sell history in the thread, high level profile, many awards given already on Awards Showcase. The risk is minimal then, still would be better if steam allowed to put awards directly in trade, like coupons and other stuff.
To the OP: Steam Points have no official worth, you get 100 points per dollar spent on the platform, any and all other forms of transforming those into tangable use is seen as third party by Valve, just like how they view non-Steam market trading of CSGO and TF2 items.
I was recently alerted to the domain on a web reputation forum, and the multitude of fake positive reviews posted about it.