How to build a CS:GO credibility

Cs:go credibility

First off, why am I credible? Why should you trust me to guide you through managing your money, both in steam and in the form of skins? Who are you to dictate what I do with my skins and what I trade them for to make profit?

    I have over 3,800 trades made
    I have cashed out $2900+ dollars with a $800+ inventory remaining
    My guide has 1000+ favorites as of December 3rd, 2014
    I have helped 12 people from nothing to a knife
    I am a three year steam veteran


The beginning of everything is intimidating. Imagine riding a bike. No one starts off in the Tour de France, nobody just suddenly becomes the next Lance Armstrong. Like everything in this world, it takes practice to become an expert at something, and luckily I’ve had 2 long years of experience, across games, both TF2 and CS:GO.

To start off, I would strongly recommend charging 10-20 dollars into your steam wallet. The more the better. More money available means you have a larger potential profit margin. What that means, a profit margin, is that you can use your money to buy cheap items under the typical market price. You can use your resources to buy what are called “quicksells,” a term that you will too soon be familiar with.

Countless people ask me, I'd say 80% of all my questions, what do I buy with the steam wallet? What do I use to buy quicksells? What should I do with my money? Invest?

Honestly, I can't give a definite concrete method because trading isn't a planned out course of action. If you really want specifics, this is what I will say. Either buy keys from the steam market under 2.50 (or if you are experienced with PayPal trading, buy keys from sellers @1.80~ each) and then post them on csgolounge.com and see what people offer you. If you take the price of that offer and divide by 2.5 and find the result is more than the amount of keys that he/she is asking for, it's probably a good deal, as long as it's not something small like 0.1 over.
If you want to buy specific items, AK skins like case hardened and redline are very desired and easy to trade at low levels. M4A1/4 skins are also very viable, although the AK's will be easier by at least threefold. Any weapon that is commonly used (see below) in your price range in a decent condition will attract buyers. I guarantee this.