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If the trade is with in the system, and the user you trading with is at least some what experienced with trades, it shouldn't be an issue. It it a notice for them to be careful and double check, something they should be doing anyways.
It would take more then one report to cause the message to come up, so it may be more then one user doing it. As for something happening to them, chances are their reports may start getting ignored if they keep making false reports. Not something moderators are familar with though as that would something more internal at Valve.
Thank you for the kind and professional reply. I'll wait it out and check again in 2-3 weeks. Have a nice day
I remember checking one of your trade posts after I saw this thread the first time and didn't see any "scammer" warning.
https://imgur.com/a/B7cFqgE
No that's not the problem. The user is not trolling and would have traded normally with the offer he himself mentioned if it hadn't been for the scam warning. I don't want to block him, I want to not have this warning which I do not deserve and trade with him normally. This warning is damaging my business - if you want to call it that way - that is the problem.
edit: furthermore, now I'm apparently shadowbanned from getting CS:GO items in trades just because I never played it.