Buy or Sell CSGO skins for Paypal

Where to buy or sell CSGO skins with PayPal?

In general, any website that has an external reputation, has been around for a while, and has friendly support: will serve you well. Just ensure to do your research, and start with a few smaller trades if you’re worried. You should buy or sell CSGO skins for Paypal only through above listed sites. GameZod.com have reviewed and listed only trusted and legit CSGO sites where you can sell or buy skins using Paypal.
Any fraudulent buyers and sellers typically don’t last long - they’ll be on some obscure forum for a week and then banned the next.

Buy/Sell CSGO skins for PayPal

Whether you’re looking to buy or sell Counter-Strike: Global Offensive skins using PayPal, we’ve got you covered here. In this guide, we’ll explore every detail that you must know before trading. It was never that easy to choose legit place where to buy or sell CSGO skins. Every site went through vigorous review before being listed here.
If you already have some skins you do not want to sell you can exchange them. Best places to trade your CSGO skins can be found in our other listing.
Don't forget that other games currency or items can be sold or bought using PayPal as well. You can check our other listings where to buy or sell TF2 keys for paypal or buy Dota 2 skins.

Should I use PayPal?

PayPal itself is inherently safe as a method, as you’ve got the dispute process if anything goes wrong.  The company will act as a neutral arbiter, sort of like a middleman. In general, the best safety of any trading (virtual or in real-life) comes through understanding the reputation of the other party.

You may be wondering: why should I buy CSGO skins for PayPal, or why should I sell CSGO skins for PayPal specifically? It’s a valid question, as Steam/Valve provides their own solution, the Steam market. But you’ll run into two problems:

• The Steam market is surprisingly flooded with bots. If you do a lot of trading, you’ll face issues here with price manipulation, and not getting the best value.
• Steam takes a fee of around 5% (at the time of writing) for each transaction. Some skins can be worth hundreds, or thousands - so this adds up. Also factor in your credit card, PayPal transaction fees on top of anything Steam takes.

If you ever want to sell your skins or primarily wanted to sell your skins, you’re being paid with Steam funds. This money can only be spent on other games and absolutely nothing else, as it’s restricted to the Steam platform.