It's not just your country.

the only thing that would violate is our pockets / Steam wallet, they can chose to change the fee % to any value they want, same as us can chose to buy or not buy anymore

Also no more prices like 5,88ntd or cheaper than 3ntd

Steam support replied to me, and they’re still falsely claiming that the minimum sale price is globally consistent. In reality, each currency is treated differently. The current situation is that Steam is engaging in currency discrimination, while also restricting users from changing their region.

Come in Europe..we have a lot of house 🏠🏘️🏡 to sell or rent and then U can stop worry about market fees %, U can even pay your rent for a month by make profit thru market, here market fees are the same as was before 5-9 decemer or any date U have "investigate"

Originally posted by ♥♥♥♥♥❤:

Steam support replied to me, and they’re still falsely claiming that the minimum sale price is globally consistent. In reality, each currency is treated differently. The current situation is that Steam is engaging in currency discrimination, while also restricting users from changing their region.

Many regions were equal, and now all are equal, but not quite, and some are several times more equal than others. Valve is full of geniuses lol

Originally posted by dagr:

Originally posted by ♥♥♥♥♥❤:

Steam support replied to me, and they’re still falsely claiming that the minimum sale price is globally consistent. In reality, each currency is treated differently. The current situation is that Steam is engaging in currency discrimination, while also restricting users from changing their region.

Many regions were equal, and now all are equal, but not quite, and some are several times more equal than others. Valve is full of geniuses lol

I was originally asking about the unequal minimum price value for my currency, but they replied: "The market now uses the new consistent worldwide minimum price system for all currencies."

That kind of response makes me unsure whether they genuinely didn’t understand my question, or if they were simply avoiding the fact that they also don't know the reason.
In short, I pointed out the inconsistency, and they actually claimed it was consistent.

They also didn't answer the issue about the missing decimal places.

Originally posted by dagr:

Originally posted by ♥♥♥♥♥❤:

Steam support replied to me, and they’re still falsely claiming that the minimum sale price is globally consistent. In reality, each currency is treated differently. The current situation is that Steam is engaging in currency discrimination, while also restricting users from changing their region.

Many regions were equal, and now all are equal, but not quite, and some are several times more equal than others. Valve is full of geniuses lol

Any country that is not USA, United Kingdom or European are not = with those 3rd that i mention it wait for new updates of *Beta version * market and maybe will be better currency, just maybe