Does buying a game in steam count towards the amount of money you have spent in steam separately?

[UnitedPongs]

What I mean is, after adding S$6 worth of funds to my steam wallet, I have only spent $4.26 USD in total in Steam, which is not enough to make my account unlimited(mus spend 5 USD). So for example, if I buy a steam game that is worth 1 USD from steam, would the total amount spent still reamin as 4.26 USD, or would it increase to 5.26 USD?(thus making my account unlimited)

[Glimmer]

The amount spent is cumulative, it will be 5.26$.

You may want to double check your conversions though, 6$S is 4.19$US. If you want 5$US you need to spend 7.15$S

[ReBoot]

Money you add to your Steam wallet counts. Were tue 6$ US Dollars or something else?
To answer your question: Money that you spend counts. If you want to buy a 1$ game from your wallet, that won't count as you already spend it.

[UnitedPongs]

Originally posted by ReBoot:

Money you add to your Steam wallet counts. Were tue 6$ US Dollars or something else?
To answer your question: Money that you spend counts. If you want to buy a 1$ game from your wallet, that won't count as you already spend it.

Originally posted by Glimmer:

The amount spent is cumulative, it will be 5.26$.

You may want to double check your conversions though, 6$S is 4.19$US. If you want 5$US you need to spend 7.15$S

um conflicting answers, any clarification?
as for conversions, yes i know that S$6 is 4.19 USD, but in steam it says i have spent 4.26 USD, idk whats happening

UPDATE:
if i spent 4.26 USD, that would mean i spent S$6.09 on steam, but all i ever did was add S$6 to my steam wallet... unless clicking on the multiple S$0.03 items from TF2 available on the steam community market somehow did soemthing...

[Glimmer]

I misread what you originally posted.
Adding 5$ to your wallet and then spending that 5$ will not count as 10$, it will only count as 5$ since that is all Valve has received from your bank.

Buying a 5$ game today and then a 5$ game tomorrow will count as 10$ since Valve has received 10$ from your bank.

[UnitedPongs]

Originally posted by Glimmer:

I misread what you originally posted.
Adding 5$ to your wallet and then spending that 5$ will not count as 10$, it will only count as 5$ since that is all Valve has received from your bank.

Buying a 5$ game today and then a 5$ game tomorrow will count as 10$ since Valve has received 10$ from your bank.

ok, so i can't get unlimited account... but if i just want to get TF2 premium, i just have to buy something from the store right? at first i tried buying the cheapest thing (a mayflower cosmetic case), and it had to be bought from the community market, and i thoguht all items are like that. but i just found out you can directly purchase other items sucha s weapons (right?), so does that mean i still can get tf2 premium without needing to get and unlimited steam account?

[ReBoot]

Sure, why not?

[Neshom]

I have the same question. I have added 5$ CDN to my account and it says you have spent 3.73$ USD. If I buy a 4$ CDN game will the spent amount increase to 5$ USD?

[Jerry]

Originally posted by Mohsen_hero:

I have the same question. I have added 5$ CDN to my account and it says you have spent 3.73$ USD. If I buy a 4$ CDN game will the spent amount increase to 5$ USD?

If you buy it with funds other than your Steam wallet, yes. Money cards, credit/debit cards, banking transmissions. As long as you add money to your Steam account in some way yourself...

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by Mohsen_hero:

I have the same question. I have added 5$ CDN to my account and it says you have spent 3.73$ USD. If I buy a 4$ CDN game will the spent amount increase to 5$ USD?

If the amount you add totals to more than $5 USD altogether, yes.

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by Mohsen_hero:

I have the same question. I have added 5$ CDN to my account and it says you have spent 3.73$ USD. If I buy a 4$ CDN game will the spent amount increase to 5$ USD?

Ask yourself the following question: If you've spent 3,74$ on Steam and will use some of the money you've spent, will that make you have spent more money?