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Include how much you're offering not just only the payment methods that you're accepting. I'm not sure if boosting services won't be detected in CS2. But Valve's (VAC) is so strong that if they detect you've been boosted could lead to banning of the account itself and if you've got precious items there, you'll have to say bye on them.

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It would be nice if Valve Anti-Cheat were as powerful as you think, but it really isn’t at all… VAC is very weak, and the risk of getting banned in the case of boosting is extremely low, close to zero.
Cheaters and farming bots aren’t even banned, let alone those being boosted… so boosting continues to be very safe.

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It would be nice if Valve Anti-Cheat were as powerful as you think, but it really isn’t at all… VAC is very weak, and the risk of getting banned in the case of boosting is extremely low, close to zero.
Cheaters and farming bots aren’t even banned, let alone those being boosted… so boosting continues to be very safe.

I wouldn't be confident with that. Well, I don't use any boosting using Steam's platform and just a casual gamer but I've got a good rank although not in CS2 but with dota 2. Anyway, I don't know how it goes mostly with CS2 but if I am one of your customers, I wouldn't ignore the VAC because it comes unexpectedly and will surprise the users who have been detected either with cheating, boosting or using third party apps. And if that's what you think and you've been doing this for a while, and you have no worries with them then that's nice.

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It would be nice if Valve Anti-Cheat were as powerful as you think, but it really isn’t at all… VAC is very weak, and the risk of getting banned in the case of boosting is extremely low, close to zero.
Cheaters and farming bots aren’t even banned, let alone those being boosted… so boosting continues to be very safe.

I wouldn't be confident with that. Well, I don't use any boosting using Steam's platform and just a casual gamer but I've got a good rank although not in CS2 but with dota 2. Anyway, I don't know how it goes mostly with CS2 but if I am one of your customers, I wouldn't ignore the VAC because it comes unexpectedly and will surprise the users who have been detected either with cheating, boosting or using third party apps. And if that's what you think and you've been doing this for a while, and you have no worries with them then that's nice.

I was playing CS a few years ago. Back then, boosting was common, especially for Premier matches and Faceit. Obviously, VAC doesn't have very good oversight, so I assume it's still widespread. With so many well-known sites offering this service, why would anyone want to use an OP for it? I think it's a good attempt, at least, it might be better if they were more transparent about pricing.

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It would be nice if Valve Anti-Cheat were as powerful as you think, but it really isn’t at all… VAC is very weak, and the risk of getting banned in the case of boosting is extremely low, close to zero.
Cheaters and farming bots aren’t even banned, let alone those being boosted… so boosting continues to be very safe.

I wouldn't be confident with that. Well, I don't use any boosting using Steam's platform and just a casual gamer but I've got a good rank although not in CS2 but with dota 2. Anyway, I don't know how it goes mostly with CS2 but if I am one of your customers, I wouldn't ignore the VAC because it comes unexpectedly and will surprise the users who have been detected either with cheating, boosting or using third party apps. And if that's what you think and you've been doing this for a while, and you have no worries with them then that's nice.

I was playing CS a few years ago. Back then, boosting was common, especially for Premier matches and Faceit. Obviously, VAC doesn't have very good oversight, so I assume it's still widespread. With so many well-known sites offering this service, why would anyone want to use an OP for it?

They've been restrict for the other game and so I'm guessing that it might be the same for CS2. But if it's not, still good luck to those who are availing boosting services. Because you'll not know if they have a way of doing that although it's the same for the other game I've said, I've seen boosters too and they have ways of at least not being shady against the system.

I think it's a good attempt, at least, it might be better if they were more transparent about pricing.

Yes, that's it for now if he's got more competitive price than the others which are established.

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It would be nice if Valve Anti-Cheat were as powerful as you think, but it really isn’t at all… VAC is very weak, and the risk of getting banned in the case of boosting is extremely low, close to zero.
Cheaters and farming bots aren’t even banned, let alone those being boosted… so boosting continues to be very safe.

I wouldn't be confident with that. Well, I don't use any boosting using Steam's platform and just a casual gamer but I've got a good rank although not in CS2 but with dota 2. Anyway, I don't know how it goes mostly with CS2 but if I am one of your customers, I wouldn't ignore the VAC because it comes unexpectedly and will surprise the users who have been detected either with cheating, boosting or using third party apps. And if that's what you think and you've been doing this for a while, and you have no worries with them then that's nice.

I was playing CS a few years ago. Back then, boosting was common, especially for Premier matches and Faceit. Obviously, VAC doesn't have very good oversight, so I assume it's still widespread. With so many well-known sites offering this service, why would anyone want to use an OP for it?

They've been restrict for the other game and so I'm guessing that it might be the same for CS2. But if it's not, still good luck to those who are availing boosting services. Because you'll not know if they have a way of doing that although it's the same for the other game I've said, I've seen boosters too and they have ways of at least not being shady against the system.

I think it's a good attempt, at least, it might be better if they were more transparent about pricing.

Yes, that's it for now if he's got more competitive price than the others which are established.

Exactly, the people or companies that provide boost services know exactly how to bypass the system, which is why they can offer this service without any problems, as far as I know. What surprises me is why you would pay to increase your level, after all, you'll be playing against people at a much higher level than you.

Also, I remember there were MMR boost services in Dota 2, so since they offer this service, they must be able to do it without any problems there as well.

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Exactly, the people or companies that provide boost services know exactly how to bypass the system, which is why they can offer this service without any problems, as far as I know. What surprises me is why you would pay to increase your level, after all, you'll be playing against people at a much higher level than you.

It's all about the rank the different play level there and those who like to get boosted want to play at their level and experience it. But if they're not as good as them, that's like bringing them to the top floor and they'll have to go down by the stairs later on.

Also, I remember there were MMR boost services in Dota 2, so since they offer this service, they must be able to do it without any problems there as well.

Yeah, I've seen some that haven't been detected but with that one time ban that Valve did like this one: Valve bans 75,000 smurfs and win traders in Dota 2 before TI14 is what I am trying to point out.

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i would just give a warning to anyone considering "boosting" their premier rating or xp to get a red service medals.
it's everything but safe, and your account will get a game ban sooner or later. valve is super lazy when it comes to cs2, but they will ban you in the end (they even ban people for doing nothing), so OP saying "no ban risk" and "safely" is a bunch of BS.

bit off topic, but you guys really should not compare cs2 and dota 2. cs2 is like valve unwanted child, while dota 2 is their favorite one, they get vastly different treatment when it comes to bans (not just bans, everything actually, lol).

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