How to use Buff

A simple guide on how to use "Buff" properly when trading skins.

Signing in/creating a user.

When first creating an account it will look similar to this, however, there will be some differences.


The most important part that new users seem to mess up frequently is getting the phone number right. When inserting your phone number you need to make sure that you have selected the correct area code and to make sure that you adjust your phone number to the way it's written when the area code is already included by the site.

For example, Sweden uses +46. So when selecting +46 you're not supposed to also write the 0 that it stands for. Meaning "0123456789" would not work but "123456789" would.
The rest is quite simple. Just do the puzzle by dragging the slider to fit the missing puzzle piece and then request the code that will be sent to the phone number you have selected.
Make sure you have clicked in the "I agree" Otherwise it will not let you request the code.


Once you have entered the code in the "get code" field and pressed the "log in/register" button you will be finished signing in.

Changing currency

Once on the site, it is supposed to look like this:
What the main page looks like will of course change with time but some similarities should exist.

A lot of people find the standard currency setting "RMB"/"Chinese yuan" confusing since most people are used to USD or Euro. Fortunately, you can easily change the currency displayed, by simply pressing ur name in the top right and then selecting the option "Account"
Once you have navigated to the "Account" section you will want to scroll down to find the currency option and simply click and select the currency that best suits your personal preference.

Whats the correct way to price items?

When looking for a valuation of your item/items you don't want to make the common mistake of using the prices shown when on the "inventory" section. These prices are reference prices to the steam market value and are not accurate to the "actual" price.
What you instead want to do is press the section that says "market" and search for each individual item from there.
When on listings you can also easily filter items by float value, fade%, and other things that might be special for different types of items.
There are more tabs than the one called "Sell"
The one titled "Purchase" Works the same way as steam buy orders work.
Another useful tab is the one named "Trade records" This one is a sales record and shows the last 10 sales. You can also hover these sales to check the float value and fade% of the sold item.