Counterstrike: Global Offensive

Preface
Thank you for purchasing CS:GO Inventory Multiplier. We, Epik-chan and Venture Capital, have worked hard to formulate, test, and deploy this method for your convenience. Everything in this ebook has been fully reviewed and prepared for instant satisfaction.

Prerequisites
§ CS:GO Account

§ CS:GO skins (works better with higher value skins)

§ At least 2 friends you can trust with your skins/at least 2 different accounts with CS:GO (yours and 2 others)

§ Email Confirmation ON

Basic Overview
You bought this eBook because you want to duplicate your CS:GO skins – or perhaps even for TF2. But, as we all know, Valve has a strict policy against scamming. They will not return skins for no reason whatsoever. However, did you know that if your account is “hacked,” Valve will return your skins? This method is not as easy as it sounds and it may take a while to do, but it will work 100% of the time if done correctly. If you want to be successful, be sure to follow everything step-by-step or order the advanced package for full support. The end result is worth the time and effort.

REMEMBER:

§ Steam chats are logged; make sure all communication with accomplices is done through Skype, TeamSpeak, or other IM services.

§ Make sure everyone has a different IP address. VPNs are recommended.

§ This method is achievable using TeamViewer, RATs, or whatever other remote administration tools you have access to, but it generally works better with friends.

Part 1
With you and your friends, decide who will cover these roles:

1. Victim (Person with all the skins, most of the time that's you)

2. Hacker (Pretends to “hack” the Victim)

3. Liquidator (Hacker sends skins to Liquidator to sell for PP/BTC/Keys/etc)

4. Buyer(s) (“Buys” the skins from the Liquidator)

Key Notes:

1.1. The Victim should not make contact with the Liquidator or Buyer(s) via Steam chat. In fact, make sure nobody makes contact unless explicitly mentioned in the method.

1.2. The Hacker can also do the role of the Liquidator.

1.3. There can be more than ONE buyer. The reason why is the same reason why Steam will dupe the skins, so the people buying the skins won't be scammed be Valve themselves.

1.4. Make sure the Victim has Email confirmations ON, and Valve will give you full support for reversing/duplicating skins.

1.5. Make sure you all unfriend each other if you haven't yet.

Part 2 (Notes)
Remember, being realistic is crucial to this method’s success.

This will work because I have accidently done this before, and made around $500. Now I made this accident as a method you can follow.

Steam support reps will be a factor; however I will try my best to help you get the best result.

Part 2 (Method)
1. Basically what you will do with your friends is stage a scenario where one person (theVictim) with all the skins they want to dupe will get “hacked” by a friend. The Hacker will be the one sending the link to the Victim and the Victim will pretend to download and use the fake virus.

2. After the Hacker “hacks” the Victim, the Victim will now ask what the program does or something along the lines of that. This is when the Hacker deletes/blocks the Victim. Make sure you do this to make it look as realistic as possible.

3. The Victim will now send a trade offer to the Hacker with all the skins that he wants to be duped. For realism, in the trade message, the Hacker should type:

“get hacked” or something similar.

4. After the Hacker accepts the trade, all the items that want to be duped should be sent to him/her. For now, the role of the Victim is done.

5. The Hacker will now send the skins to the Liquidator. In this scenario, the Hacker will say something like, “Help me sell these skins for keys/pp/btc and I’ll share the profit with you.” The Liquidator will agree and accept the skins from the trade the Hacker sent. (If the Hacker is also doing the role of the Liquidator, then skip this step. I do not recommend skipping this skip though.)

6. The role of the Hacker is done, and this is when the Victim's role comes into play. The Victim will now proceed to send a ticket to Steam using this link: https://support.steampowered.com/newticket.php?category=11

7. Make sure the ticket is realistic and convincing. Provide as much proof as possible (such as the trade history) and how unaware you were when you got hacked. Act angry but don't take it out on the representative.

8. After sending the ticket, the Victim’s role is now done, leaving the roles of the Liquidator and Buyer(s) left.

9. The Liquidator should now give the skins to the Buyer(s) pretending to “sell” the skins. The Buyer should act like a real buyer and accept the trade from the Liquidator. The Liquidator should send the Buyer a random/fake BTC address or PayPal, etc via chat. This is to ensure that Valve will not reverse the skins and duplicate the skins instead.

10. Now all the skins should be in the inventories of the buyers. The scenario is now completed and it is now a matter of time when Steam support replies and dupes the

skins. When the Victim gets the skins from steam support, return all the skins from the

Buyer(s) back to the Victim. You now have a duplicated inventory. (But if you do want to repeat this, do not return the skins back to the Victim, as trades are logged.)

If you want to duplicate using the Victim's inventory again, I would recommend waiting a few weeks to avoid suspicion. Make sure you did not return the skins from the Buyer(s) back to the Victim unless you no longer want to dupe. For the second

attempt to dupe the skins, redo the scenerio skipping steps 1 & 2, starting from step 3.

When sending the ticket to steam support, say something like “The virus the hacker gave me did not get removed and my account is still compromised. It forced my account to send the my expensive skins back to the hacker again. :( Why didn't you fix this for me??” Remember to make it convincing and feel free to mix this method with anything you feel to make it work better.

Part 3 (Final thoughts and information)
If followed correctly, the first attempt works guaranteed. This method can be repeated as many times as you want with a slight risk each time. Compared to this method and others, this by far, can be repeated. Simply be creative in every fresh scenario and you should be golden.

The Victim will never be banned; same goes for the Buyer(s).

There is a chance that the Hacker may be banned, but it has never happened before.

The Liquidator faces an even smaller chance of being banned.

However, all profit gained from duplicating expensive skins should cover the cost of a new account.