What to do with steam wallet loose change?

[Trichome Jerome]

I have 32 cents in my steam wallet, and i have yet to find a Microtransaction in-game that i have enough money for... So, my question is, what the heck do you do with miniscule ammounts of money (Less than a doller) in your steam wallet?

[Doopydooper]

Tbh I would leave it. When it comes summer time every penny counts

[Trichome Jerome]

Originally posted by Drag0Nova:

Tbh I would leave it. When it comes summer time every penny counts

What do you mean? Is there like INSANE deals?

[ KARR™]

Anything in there can be used on any purchase. Next time you do buy something, use it then!

[ReBoot]

Next time you buy a game, you'll be able to use the wallet and fill the rest from your credit card or whatever

[Bad 💀 Motha]

If it's not enough for something on Steam Store or Market, the next time u do make a Steam Store purchase, u will notice your Market fund portion already being added as part of payment. If it doesn't do that for u, u can add whatever Market funds u do have as part of your payment method; like ReBoot suggested. So while it might not be very much, u can put it towards your next purchase if u don't have any other needs for it.

[No one special '77]

Since joining Steam a little over 2 years ago, I've seen games go as low as 9 cents. Now, bear in mind that that 9 cent game was originally only 99 cents, but point being, they do get ridiculously cheap.

Now, one thing you could do, assuming that you have one & feel comfortable in using it on Steam, is to associate either a credit card of a bank debit with your account. Once you do that & go to make your next purchase, Steam will 1st use what change you still have on your account (reducing it to zero), then steam will bill the balance to your credit/debit card.

[Trichome Jerome]

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

If it's not enough for something on Steam Store or Market, the next time u do make a Steam Store purchase, u will notice your Market fund portion already being added as part of payment. If it doesn't do that for u, u can add whatever Market funds u do have as part of your payment method; like ReBoot suggested. So while it might not be very much, u can put it towards your next purchase if u don't have any other needs for it.

Actually, i bought 2 backgrounds with it and now i have 1 cent left... To me, thats worth it.

[Trichome Jerome]

Ok guys thanks for all the replies but i no longer need them, To be perfectly honest with you guys, i discovered how cool the market is just yestarday..... And i bought 2 backgrounds. Funny how i have been a member of steam for like 2 years now but i just started using the market.

[No one special '77]

Originally posted by foondude668288:

Originally posted by Bad-Motha:

If it's not enough for something on Steam Store or Market, the next time u do make a Steam Store purchase, u will notice your Market fund portion already being added as part of payment. If it doesn't do that for u, u can add whatever Market funds u do have as part of your payment method; like ReBoot suggested. So while it might not be very much, u can put it towards your next purchase if u don't have any other needs for it.

Actually, i bought 2 backgrounds with it and now i have 1 cent left... To me, thats worth it.

Ok, well, for future reference you may wanna consider what I said in my last post though.

[Trichome Jerome]

Originally posted by Rageinator:

Originally posted by foondude668288:

Actually, i bought 2 backgrounds with it and now i have 1 cent left... To me, thats worth it.

Ok, well, for future reference you may wanna consider what I said in my last post though.

Yes i know that, but the thing is, do you really think a 9 cent or 99 cent game would be that great? Yes, there are some excellant free games out there such as Robocraft, but they are few and far between. I am 15 so im not old enough to have a debit or credit card yet (Even if i was my parents wont let me quite yet) so there will pretty much always be loose change in my steam wallet.

[ReBoot]

Yeah, those damn cheap games tend to suck.
Anyway, now you know that you can always use this spare change.

[No one special '77]

You'd be surprised. To give an example, a friend of mine had gifted me a game called Super Hexagon back in around Christmas 2013, & at the time it was 29 cents. It's deceptively simple yet difficult puzzle game. No pun intended, but don't discount a game because it's cheap (or just because you never heard of it before). There are alot of gems here on Steam that can easily be overlooked.

[Trichome Jerome]

Originally posted by Rageinator:

You'd be surprised. To give an example, a friend of mine had gifted me a game called Super Hexagon back in around Christmas 2013, & at the time it was 29 cents. It's deceptively simple yet difficult puzzle game. No pun intended, but don't discount a game because it's cheap (or just because you never heard of it before). There are alot of gems here on Steam that can easily be overlooked.

I completely believe and agree with you here, but 80-90% of the games available on Steam, my PC cant handle anyway. *Cough Cough* Radeon 4200 integrated potato card *Cough Cough*

[ReBoot]

You'll be able to handle Super Hexagon just fine.

[No one special '77]

Originally posted by foondude668288:

Originally posted by Rageinator:

You'd be surprised. To give an example, a friend of mine had gifted me a game called Super Hexagon back in around Christmas 2013, & at the time it was 29 cents. It's deceptively simple yet difficult puzzle game. No pun intended, but don't discount a game because it's cheap (or just because you never heard of it before). There are alot of gems here on Steam that can easily be overlooked.

I completely believe and agree with you here, but 80-90% of the games available on Steam, my PC cant handle anyway. *Cough Cough* Radeon 4200 integrated potato card *Cough Cough*

For what it's worth, I have an Acer Aspire laptop that I bought in October 2012 that has an Intel Pentium 937 processor with intergrated graphics. Needless to say, I won't be playing games like Titanfall, Watch Dogs, or a lot of the newer AAA games, BUT nonetheless I do get a lot of gaming done. Just look at my Steam library.