SteamCardExchange does trade across sets. Regular trading cards only, no taxes taken into account.
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I am generally good with trades even 50 or so cards, maybe even more. I have some guy who usually does orders in that magnitude, paying with random cards, random excess sets, or even boosters. The account has around 4000 cards, so having 50 swapped out from time to time is not something I can feel. The only restriction is that I don't accept any cards for games related to Valve in any fashion (CS, Garry's mod, and so on).
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You are free to trade your items, sure, just please keep in mind that I need to be home to accept these, and I usually arrive around this time on weekdays. As I said, I don't really care too much if people swap around all the time, I just want to avoid that account being looked upon as some free candy shop. ^.^'
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Archi trades cards as long as they belong to same game
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I'm using Steam Trade Matcher.
Edit, oh, I think I misunderstood what you meant with cross sets.
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im looking for a bot that accepts cross-sets (as long as its the same value after tax ofc) cuz i have a lot of random cards i want to get rid off. :-)
Thanks for your help! :-)
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