scam warnning from 'CSGOShuffle'

I swear that was also word for word what I was about to write until I saw their post.....

It's the perfect crime!

Now you've given me an idea...

You'd be surprised by the amount of Russians that have tried to scam me before.
Got scammed by a canadian tho, prick.

In my experience Chinese people are fairly good at writing and reading English since it is taught throughout high school and university, but do to a lack of native speakers and general utility in daily life they have trouble with spoken English and understanding spoken English, especially with accents or colloquial terms. Writing and reading tends to be the focus of their English education as well. Their written English may be noticeably different, but usually not that bad, though a common issue is using "he" to refer to everyone since in spoken but not written Chinese he, she and it are all the same word. I would be a bit wary of identifying specific ethnicities or nationalities as scammers because it comes off a bit racist, and these scams are often perpetrated by what we would consider native English speakers. Also I wouldn't be surprised if general access to Steam from China was restricted because of government regulation of video games, the great firewall of China, censorship of political discussions (or places that they could potentially happen), protectionist policies towards Chinese tech companies, censorship of violence, sexuality, western values and the occult. The regular steam sore page is blocked anyways. They have access to blocked sites via VPNs but they are harder to get since the major ones are automatically blocked or ineffective, and technically illegal (though they don't usually crack down on people using them for regular usage like Facebook). I do know they have access to a version of Steam because they use it to access Dota 2. Also I know plenty of people who are Indian who have very good, if not accented English. If anything it would be Russians because of their heavy involvement in the CSGO and Dota 2 communities, and even then I wouldn't characterize scammers as usually being Russian unless there was solid evidence to support it.

You are very accurate by saying that, although I wouldn't necessarily use the term 'most' when referring to native speakers. In reality, it's closer to 'some'.
The point I was trying to make isn't that most people write in English correctly, but rather that it is easier to spot a scam just by looking at the quality of the writing, i.e. 'You was selected', 'was selected as one from 80 lucky person', etc.

I am one of them i am not the best with grammar or punctuation's but i do good enough that what i am writing or in this case typing should be good enough to read and understand for the most part.

Some of it is because of not the best education from school i think i could do better if i read more but i have trouble with comprehension there for i do better visual but i have trouble remembering what i read so it makes reading very boring and frustrating at the same time.

Though really there so many ways to use the English language and different ways it is used in different countries that it would be a never ending debate of what is proper "English" and what is not.

I think though we can agree this scammer/spammer is pretty far from even being close to any English form of the language.