If you live in the Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine or other Middle East countries, GAs await you!

Invite sent. Welcome! :-)

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The country needs to be defined in your Steam profile prior to the creation of this thread. See criterion #1 in the OP for more detail and for one possible solution.

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If you live in Israel it won't be too difficult to meet the first criterion. I can provide more details if needed.

Also, you don't have a long way to go to get to Level 2. You're just a few bundle-giveaways away. See here.

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You are more than welcome to hang around :-)

To get to Level 2 you don't normally need to advertise your giveaways, but if you're short on entries (you need at least 5 to get CV), you might want to add a post here. If the giveaway is locked to a specific region, don't forget to specify it.

FYI, you are only about $11 worth of games from reaching Level 2. See this for more details.

Good luck! :-)

שלחתי לך הזמנה :-)‏

And a small tip to force punctuation marks to appear on the correct side (left side) if you're typing right-to-left (e.g. Hebrew) in a left-to-right page (like this one). Use a hidden RLM (right-to-left mark). To type it - just hold the left Alt and type 0254 in the numerical numpad on the right side of the keyboard. It's easy when you get used to it ;-)

Then again, for short sentences you can start with the punctuation mark. There's no visible difference.

BTW, the tip above can also be useful to those who write Arabic, Farsi or Urdu :-)

Welcome to the group! Don't forget to resync your account :-)

About criterion #6, it can be either by number of GAs or by Real CV, and you pass the latter:

http://www.sgtools.info/sent/Murtida
http://www.sgtools.info/won/Murtida

About the negative trade feedback, reading both sides I think it's not as clear cut as either of you make it to be. Trades are not giveaways, and from my point of view trading a game which was given free is not a scam. Take for example Euro Truck Simulator 2. It's a $23 game which was given for free for a limited amount of time, and can't be used for giveaways on this site. This is why I and a few other contributors gave away ETS2 keys to people who had the game wishlisted prior to a certain date. Would it be wrong to trade these keys instead? I don't think so. It's considered a great game and there's no way to get it for free now. I just chose to give it for free because I'm retired from trading and wanted someone to enjoy the game.

Similarly, I don't think this user tried to scam you. I believe you two should be able to reconcile. It would be better for you guys to get rid of the negative feedback, both for trading, for joining groups (like this one) and for general good karma. Feel free to send me a friend invite on Steam if you want to discuss this further.

Welcome to the group! Don't forget to resync your account. BTW, you don't currently meet criterion #1, but archive.org shows that you did previously, so that's good enough :-)

Welcome to the group! Don't forget to resync your account :-)

Welcome to the group! Don't forget to resync your account :-)

I'm afraid you don't meet criterion #1. Please go over it and if you have any suggestion let's discuss. You can leave me a message in one of my old public giveaways.

I appreciate the offer. Invite sent! :-)

Please see the criteria for joining the group in the OP.

Thanks!

Seems like that is the case 3. Different iterations which include "Egypt, Cyprus, Iran, Jordan, Kuwait"; "Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine"; "Turkey, UAE, Iraq, Bahrain, Syria"; "Turkey, Israel, Qatar, Oman, Yemen".

i'm from jordan xD