To the point of owning a game twice, there isn't much I can do. I know I will be selling this for a loss. I cannot link the account because Valve would close my account and I would lose my games. That is why I am doing this under the table. Some games include...

Player Unknown Battlegrounds
Tomb Raider Collection (Includes the Tomb Raider Remake)
Hitman series
Splinter Cell series
Civilization 5
Fallout 3, New Vegas, 4
Oblivion
Sleeping Dogs
CSGO
Half-Life Series
L4D
Portal 2
Mortal Kombat
Braid
...and plenty of others. My account is old, so there are perks in that. My roomate wants it for $50. That is somewhat low especially considering PUBG is worth a hardset $30. I was looking for a couple hundred, maybe $2 a game. That would be about $540. Definitely a good deal, but more risky than selling to my roomate.

It's definitely my fault, when I first got Steam, I was seeing games that were usually price $50+ at discount maybe $20 and I kept buying them without playing.

I'll sell for $400. Here are all my games

http://www.steamchecklist.com/view.php?id=76561198042344267

If you need the price a little lower, just let me know. I'm pretty decent when it comes to negotiating :)
We can do the transaction on Skype and transfer over Paypal.

$400 is too much for the risks involved.

No risk, I deleted everyone from the friends list. No one knows my account name and every game is being sold for $1. We will do a Paypal transaction where nothing goes through until each person is satisfied with the end result (you get username and password, I receive the cash). Meh, maybe someone will swing.

Edit: $1.30 Correction

I'd buy for 200

lol @ this.

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Terms of Service

300 and I'll throw in a Ubisoft account and my EA account. Both have a few extra games (watchdogs, dead space, and a couple others) How does that sound?

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should point out the obvious here that if anyone was to buy it you would be able to reclaim the account at a point if you have any of the physical cd keys of a single game which is registered on the steam account since you can prove without a doubt that you are the holding of the item which is activated on the account you can claim it was hacked and stolen from you.

This is one of the major reasons that selling steam accounts is against the ToS of the platform because it causes them issues in finding out which accounts were hacked and which ones are sold by people who wanted to get the cash and then reclaim the account to use or resell again.

For anyone considering buying this, you really should think twice about it.