A lot of the ones you see might be trading. That's a system to transfer steam wallet, since you can't actually just send someone money from Steam wallet. Say you want to give someone $20 Steam wallet for a game. They list a worthless item on the Steam Marketplace for $23 (to account for the percent Steam takes off, which I think is 15%), and you buy it. THey then gift you the game.
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When the game is from another dev, Valve takes 5% and the dev gets the other 10%.
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So start your own server farm? I mean yes, it's lame, but it's also pretty "DUH" too
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Yeah, I agree. I'm not going to get angry about the fact that Steam and the devs want to make money off this system. Why shouldn't they? Besides, the devs getting 10% is awesome. Game developers usually don't make enough money for how much work they do anyway.
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I sold a couple of foils for around $4 before the beta ended.
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once, but it was a wallet transfer for a trade, so i guess that doesn't count..
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You get to see a wide range of prices for the same products on the Steam Market.
So I was wondering...
Has anybody here ever sold an item at a ridiculously high price on the Steam Market?
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