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TRADE SAFELY

We all want a place to trade our skins and CS:GO items fast. Sometimes traders can be finicky, they might label YOU a scammer or lowballer even though you didn't do anything wrong. Selling your skins on the marketplace and rebuying the one's you want could lose you close to 15% of the value. These problems have brought rise to the popularity of Trade Bots. While there are several reputable Trade Bot sites in existance, how can you be sure the one you're looking at isn't a SCAM? TradeBotDirectory.com has tested each Trade Bot listed on our site to ensure that trading is fair, and not a scam.
 
Did you find an unbeatable trade on a site you havn't heard of? Find a site offering no-commission trades? These should be red-flags for you. We're created a short guideline of things to watch out for when searching for your next trade!

DEPOSIT REQUIRED

The biggest indication that a Trade Bot site is not legit, is that they require a deposit BEFORE you can withdraw your skins. Safe and Legit Trade Bot's NEVER require you to deposit skins, before you can withdraw the ones you want. A reputable Trade Bot transaction will take place within a SINGLE TRADE OFFER. As a general rule of thumb in trading, ensure that all items are present in the trade offer before you accept. Never assume someone will correct their mistake, or allow you to withdraw skins with "credit"

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LARGE BONUS / NO COMMISSION

To entice people to use their SCAM Trade Bot, some sites will offer large bonuses (5%+) for putting their site in your profile name, effectivly reducing their commission down to 0%. Some might even offer no commissions. Let's be real here, Trade Bot sites exist to make money. Any site that's offereing 0% commissions is probably looking to make money a different way, by scamming you.

INVENTORY OVER/UNDER VALUED

Find a Dragon Lore for $500 or Karambit Doppler for $100? Come across a deal too good to be true? That's because it probably is. Legit Trade Bot sites exist to make money, so they are constantly checking market rates and updating their prices to ensure the aren't losing money from a sudden price fluctuation.

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NO SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE

All legit Trade Bot's want to engage you, and keep you coming back to their site so naturally they would have a social media presence. If you come across a site, and their social media links want YOU to post something on YOUR wall about their site, it's probably a scam. Make sure the site you choose has a legitimate social media presence, and engages with their customers.

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