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Beware of Rustoria Usernames adding you on Steam and requesting you go to this site, they are a scam promising free skins. Be warned.
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This is 100% a scam. I was a dumbass and tried gambling on there because an admin told me to with some of my skins and spendt in total around 300$
I "won" 5079.64$ but i could not claim them and the admin tried manipulating and convince me to buy 300$ of skins to deposit so the skins would be "unlocked"
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