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Skins, clearly. Skins are Marketplace items with a public price, so they carry value a buyer can verify and resell. Hours matter up to a few thousand and then stop mattering at all — on our shelf the highest-hour accounts are not the dearest, because a very large hour count usually means the account was idled rather than played.
Yes, and you should. Steam profiles show hours in game, the inventory and any game bans publicly. Ask for the profile link, open it yourself, and compare it with the card. Rust is one of the few shelves where every important claim is checkable in advance.
The product. Here the account is bought for Rust: its hours, its skins, its profile. On the Steam shelf you are buying a library — a collection of games somebody accumulated, of which Rust is one — and the price is made by the whole library. Buy here if you want to play Rust; buy there if you want the library.
They are in the account's Steam inventory, so yes — they come with it, because you are receiving the Steam account itself. After you change the password and set up your own Steam Guard, Valve applies a trade hold for a few days: you can play immediately, but moving or selling the skins waits.
That the seller created the account and has never resold it. It is not a guarantee of anything, but it is a statement about how many people have known the password — and on a shelf where accounts change hands, that is worth reading.
No. EAC bans in Rust are permanent, they are visible on the public profile, and they cannot be appealed away in practice. If the profile shows a game ban, the price is irrelevant.
The Rust-specific part is low, because the profile is public and the ban status is verifiable before payment. The Steam part is the ordinary one: Valve forbids the sale and restores accounts on proof of original ownership, so what protects you is full access with the email — and doing the email change while the confirmation window is still open.
Las capturas de pantalla coincidían exactamente con el «locker». El cambio de correo electrónico se procesó en diez minutos, sin ningún problema por parte del servicio de atención al cliente.
Me ha salido un «Renegade Raider» en el segundo cofre. Las probabilidades eran exactamente las que indicaba la tarjeta antes de finalizar la compra.
El depósito en garantía fue lo que marcó la diferencia para mí. El pago no se liberó hasta que inicié sesión y lo cambié todo.
El objeto mencionado estaba ahí tal y como se prometió y el resto del armario era mejor de lo que esperaba por ese precio.
El vendedor me respondió en dos minutos a medianoche y me guió paso a paso por el proceso de intercambio de correos.
Pedí cuatro cofres y dos tenían los objetos de la tercera temporada que realmente quería. La entrega fue inmediata.
Lo compré a las 3 de la madrugada y las credenciales ya estaban en mi panel de control antes de que terminara de hacerme el café. Sin idas y venidas de correos.
La primera cuenta tenía un problema de inicio de sesión y el servicio de atención al cliente la cambió en cuatro minutos. La garantía no es solo para decorar.
Las capturas de pantalla coincidían exactamente con el «locker». El cambio de correo electrónico se procesó en diez minutos, sin ningún problema por parte del servicio de atención al cliente.
Me ha salido un «Renegade Raider» en el segundo cofre. Las probabilidades eran exactamente las que indicaba la tarjeta antes de finalizar la compra.
El depósito en garantía fue lo que marcó la diferencia para mí. El pago no se liberó hasta que inicié sesión y lo cambié todo.
El objeto mencionado estaba ahí tal y como se prometió y el resto del armario era mejor de lo que esperaba por ese precio.
El vendedor me respondió en dos minutos a medianoche y me guió paso a paso por el proceso de intercambio de correos.
Pedí cuatro cofres y dos tenían los objetos de la tercera temporada que realmente quería. La entrega fue inmediata.
Lo compré a las 3 de la madrugada y las credenciales ya estaban en mi panel de control antes de que terminara de hacerme el café. Sin idas y venidas de correos.
La primera cuenta tenía un problema de inicio de sesión y el servicio de atención al cliente la cambió en cuatro minutos. La garantía no es solo para decorar.
El vendedor me respondió en dos minutos a medianoche y me guió paso a paso por el proceso de intercambio de correos.
Pedí cuatro cofres y dos tenían los objetos de la tercera temporada que realmente quería. La entrega fue inmediata.
Lo compré a las 3 de la madrugada y las credenciales ya estaban en mi panel de control antes de que terminara de hacerme el café. Sin idas y venidas de correos.
La primera cuenta tenía un problema de inicio de sesión y el servicio de atención al cliente la cambió en cuatro minutos. La garantía no es solo para decorar.
Las capturas de pantalla coincidían exactamente con el «locker». El cambio de correo electrónico se procesó en diez minutos, sin ningún problema por parte del servicio de atención al cliente.
Me ha salido un «Renegade Raider» en el segundo cofre. Las probabilidades eran exactamente las que indicaba la tarjeta antes de finalizar la compra.
El depósito en garantía fue lo que marcó la diferencia para mí. El pago no se liberó hasta que inicié sesión y lo cambié todo.
El objeto mencionado estaba ahí tal y como se prometió y el resto del armario era mejor de lo que esperaba por ese precio.
El vendedor me respondió en dos minutos a medianoche y me guió paso a paso por el proceso de intercambio de correos.
Pedí cuatro cofres y dos tenían los objetos de la tercera temporada que realmente quería. La entrega fue inmediata.
Lo compré a las 3 de la madrugada y las credenciales ya estaban en mi panel de control antes de que terminara de hacerme el café. Sin idas y venidas de correos.
La primera cuenta tenía un problema de inicio de sesión y el servicio de atención al cliente la cambió en cuatro minutos. La garantía no es solo para decorar.
Las capturas de pantalla coincidían exactamente con el «locker». El cambio de correo electrónico se procesó en diez minutos, sin ningún problema por parte del servicio de atención al cliente.
Me ha salido un «Renegade Raider» en el segundo cofre. Las probabilidades eran exactamente las que indicaba la tarjeta antes de finalizar la compra.
El depósito en garantía fue lo que marcó la diferencia para mí. El pago no se liberó hasta que inicié sesión y lo cambié todo.
El objeto mencionado estaba ahí tal y como se prometió y el resto del armario era mejor de lo que esperaba por ese precio.
Every listing carries the full locker upfront, checkout runs inside the platform, and credentials land in your dashboard the moment payment confirms. Nothing is arranged with the seller off-site.
Two kinds of listing live on this page. Cuenta única is one exact account from a verified seller — you see what you buy. Cuenta aleatoria and named come from the house pool: the guaranteed part is stated, the rest is chance.
Skins first, and by a wide margin. Rust skins are Steam Marketplace items: they can be sold, they have a public price, and an account carrying a large collection is carrying tradeable value rather than a look. That is why the skin count sorts this shelf more cleanly than anything else, and why it is the one number a buyer can price independently — the inventory is public.
Hours second, and only to a point. Going from a few hundred hours to a couple of thousand moves the price substantially; past roughly four thousand it stops, and the highest-hour accounts are not the dearest. The listings explain themselves: many of them say «AFK hours» outright. Beyond a certain number, hours stop describing a player and start describing a machine left running, and buyers price that difference.
Twitch drops third, and they behave like a collectible rather than a stat. Drops are handed out during specific streams and cannot be earned afterwards, so a modest number adds a little and a large one changes the account's class entirely.
The Steam side sets the floor rather than the price: the store region, whether the email is included, and whether the account has ever been resold. A Steam level of ten is written into many titles because it lifts some new-account limits — it tells you the account is not brand new, and nothing about its value.
| On the card | What it really says | How much it moves the price |
|---|---|---|
| Skins | Tradeable Marketplace items in the inventory | The most, and it is checkable |
| Hours | Time on the account — played or idle | A lot up to a few thousand, nothing after |
| Twitch drops | Items from campaigns that have ended | Little, until the collection is large |
| «Native» | Created by the seller, never resold | Few people have known the password |
| Steam level | Some new-account limits are lifted | Nothing |
| «No ban» | A claim about EAC — verifiable | Everything, if it is false |
Start by deciding which product you want. An account on this shelf is bought for the game: the hours, the skins, the profile. If what you want is a Steam library that happens to include Rust — the game plus everything else somebody bought over the years — those live on a different shelf, and mixing the two is the most common way to overpay here.
Then the inventory. Ask for the Steam profile link before anything else: the skin inventory, the hours and the game bans are all public there. This is one of the few shelves where the seller's claims can be checked rather than trusted, and a seller who will not show the profile has answered the question.
Third, read the hours against the skins. A played account has both; a farmed one has hours and little else. If the title leads with a very large hour count and says nothing about the inventory, assume the hours were idle.
Access last and never optional: this is a Steam account, so the email is what makes it yours, and the store region comes with it. Every card says whether the email is included.
Skins first, because they are what the price is made of, then the hours band you want. Each slice carries its own live median, so you can compare it against the whole game instead of scrolling for it.
Rust is anti-cheated by EAC, and its bans are permanent and tied to more than the account. A banned account stays banned, and the ban is shown publicly on the Steam profile — which is both the risk and the protection here: unlike most games, you can see the answer before paying. A card that says «no ban» is making a claim you can verify in thirty seconds.
The Steam side carries the ordinary risks of any Steam account. Valve's terms forbid selling, support restores accounts to whoever proves the original email and purchase history, and an account whose email is not fully yours is an account the previous owner can ask for back. A new authenticator brings a trade hold that does not affect playing but does affect selling skins — worth knowing if the inventory is why you bought.
The specific thing to distrust on this shelf is an account whose hours and inventory disagree. Thousands of idle hours with nothing in the inventory is usually what it looks like: a machine that was left running so the account could be sold as «played».
Change the Steam password, then move the email to your own, then turn on Steam Guard on your device. Expect the trade hold that follows a new authenticator: it does not stop you playing, and it does stop you moving skins for a few days.
Then open the profile and compare it with the card: hours, inventory, game bans, and the account's creation year. All of it while the confirmation window is open — that is the window in which the seller's money is still frozen.
Listing is free, and you receive exactly the price you set: the platform's fee is added on top for the buyer, not taken out of your price. What sells a Rust account is the inventory first — say how many skins and let the public profile back it — then the hours, honestly, and the Twitch drops if the collection is large. Say whether the account is native and whether the email is included. A profile link in the listing does more for you than any adjective.
Steam • RUST • No Bans • Full Data Change
#RR771 PREMIUM+2000 hours+200 skins+first original +steam link
#RR666 PREMIUM+2000 hours+93 skins+first original +steam link
RUST account • 11,900+ hours • 10 lvl Steam • Clean account • data change
RUST • STEAM • New account • WITH • NO VAC BANS
RUST CLEAN ACCOUNT • NATIVE
RUST + 55 SKINS • 1000+ HOURS • CLEAN ACCOUNT • NATIVE + FULL ACCESS
STEAM • RUST • NEW ACCOUNT • UKRAINE
RUST • STEAM ACCOUNT • CLEAN ACCOUNT • CHANGE
CS 2 Prime + RUST + Baldurs Gate 3 + 110 top games • 4 medals + Beautiful profile + level 19
RUST + FREE CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE III • STEAM • FULL ACCESS
RUST • 4000+hours/120+TWITCH ITEMS/3000,2000,5000,1000 • NATIVE • 10 LVL Steam
RUST • New STEAM Account with • Account Details Can Be Changed
RUST • 1600+ HOURS • NATIVE • 84 TWITCH DROPS • 10 LVL STEAM • TP IS OPEN
RUST + WORLD OF TANKS BLITZ • STEAM • FULL ACCESS
RUST • STEAM PERSONAL • New account ONLY YOURS • BY • NO VAC BANS
AUTO Rust • Full access • 2380+ hours • 100+ twitch • Level 10 • Native 1000, 3000
RUST • 2000-3000 hours/93 TWITCH ITEMS/4000,1000 • 3-4 years in Steam + 60 games • Change data
AUTO • RUST Steam • 120+TWITCH • 4000+hours • 5+years Ass • 10 LVL Steam • NATIVE • 1000,2000,5000,3000
AUTO • RUST Steam • 2350+ HOURS • TWITCH DROPS 93+ • NATIVE • 10 LVL/
AUTO • RUST Steam • 120+TWITCH • 3999+hours • 5+years Ass • 10 LVL Steam • NATIVE • 1000,2000,4000,3000
AUTO • RUST Steam • 2350+ Hours • 93+ Twitch Drops • Original Included • Level 10
Arctic Pack • Ice King Pack • RUST • 151 SKINS • 579+ hours
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Most Rust skins are worth their store price and nothing more. The one question that separates the rest — has it ever come back to the item store? — plus what Twitch drops, sets and trade holds do to the number, and how a trade-offer sale with escrow works for a seller who wants cash rather than wallet funds.
Skins are the one number on a Rust listing a buyer can price independently, and they sort the shelf better than anything else. Hours — the number every seller leads with — stop paying long before they run out.
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