Isn't it just a subway surfer copy?

Oh yeah i'll let him know i said thanks.

Thank you Man

Title: Moderator Position
SteamID64 (Nickname) 76561198060914562 (LobsterCorgi)


Age: 17
Gender:Male
Steam name: LobsterCorgi
Do you any own alternate account/s? Never
If so, what is the main purpose of those account/s?
Does anyone else have access to your steam account/s? No
Steam Profile Link: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Lobstercorgi
Steam ID 1:[U:1:100648834]
Steam ID 2: STEAM_0:0:50324417
Steam ID 3: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198060914562

Steam community ID of alternate accounts:
Steamrep link: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198060914562
Steamrep link of alternate account/s:
Steam level: 11
Playtime Hours on the CS:GO: 450

Pick and answer at least four of these questions (better to answer all of them)
What makes you stand out from the crowd? I been moderator for several groups, and out of reasons which been cleared, been gone and or retired from said groups. I am great at raffling and could raffle something special for all the members

Why should we consider you? You should consider me because i plan on making the raffling better and i plan on making fun things for all member's Such as having fun with people on a server with Infalafel and other staff members

Give us a short description about your time on Steam so far. What have you done and how did you do it?
I started out on steam on TF2, made a bit of money from that and bought my very first knife for csgo, i got that scammed and lost faith in it for a bit. My best friend helped me out greatly by buying me a knife and giving it to me :D. I then started trading up and up and up until i got it scammed once again. I then luckily unboxed the knife i now own and been thinking about trading up soon but not just yet. Moral of the story is don't trust people who ask you to go first during a money trade lmao.

Give us a short description about your everyday trading. What do you check and how do you find good deals?
Well when i had the knife i bought i learned about how to check prices from the marketplace than check csgolounge for better offers and just find profit from there such as this one deal i got out of the flip knife stage to a very nice blue steel huntsman. What i used to do is always check offers on csgolounge than check the market prices of the knives and then attempt to talk them into trading with you.

Give us a short description on how you got to where you are now at trading.
I always traded with people who willing to downgrade and not care about profit. I always got lucky and fund a deal in which i went very high in profits and got to be able to get to a karambit stained Statrak Field tested which was worth at the very least 300 dollars. I got that scammed by going first in a money trade and had to start over. I than unboxed the knife i now own.

Provide an overview of the experience you've had with raffling so far.
I been a moderator for raffle groups for about i'd say 5 months. I've been out of raffling for a while because i honestly got bored of it. I know how to make professional raffle formats and could provide one for everyone.

What are your intentions when you become moderator?
I plan on giving away a couple of skins in a awesome way such as playing a game on a server and whichever team wins, all the winners gets purple skins depending on the kills/death they get, such as the first place deserves a skin worth a lot and the bottom deserves a skin worth less.

What would you try to improve in this group if you were moderator?
I would try to make this group very fun for all the people who want to raffle, But in a different way then the way people do it today. I would also try to make very fun group activities in different games. Just to be short i have a lot of plans that could make this extremely fun.

P.S. Don't be worried about the 32 $ worth i will get unusuals and many things to raffle off.

Title: Mod Application
SteamID64 (Nickname) 76561198060914562/LobsterCorgi


Age:
16
Gender:
Male
Steam name: LobsterCorgi
Do you any own alternate account/s?
No
If so, what is the main purpose of those account/s?
Does anyone else have access to your steam account/s?
No
Steam Profile Link: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Lobstercorgi/
Steam ID 1:[U:1:100648834]
Steam ID 2:STEAM_0:0:50324417
Steam ID 3:http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198060914562
Steam community ID of alternate accounts:
Backpack.tf link to profile:http://backpack.tf/u/76561198060914562
Backpack.tf link to backpack:http://backpack.tf/profiles/76561198060914562
Backpack.tf link to profile of alterante account/s:
Backpack.tf link to backpack of alterante account/s:
Steamrep link:http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198060914562
Steamrep link of alternate account/s:
Steam level:
6
Reputation links:
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Lobstercorgi
Playtime Hours on the Tf2:
300+



What makes you stand out from the crowd?
I have experience in doing raffle froms 3 groups.
I know and understand all the moderator rules, and i completely enjoy the feeling of doing a giveaway.

Why should we consider you?
Why consider me, well i reach the expectations of being a mod, I can easily buy more hats, unusuals, and more just to raffle it off. Iand i really like how raffle groups are set up.

Give us a short description about your time on Steam so far. What have you done and how did you do it? I been on steam for almost 3 years (This year counts three) and i have done many many trades, I made friends who have helped me out really greatly gave me keys for me to start out and i been buying hats and more that is worth way more Ref.

Provide an overview of the experience you've had with raffling so far.
I have done many raffles on different groups and actually won some of them from a csgo group. I have raffled off many items but most groups are gone now died out.

Do you have any experience running servers, owning groups or in any kind of role of administration? Please provide proof if possible.
Here mod
Here Trial Mod
Will be Trial Mod once they reach 10k members