A cheap, fun way of getting items!

The IRC Channel is : #tf2.trade.unusual

This new chat channel was set up because Havoc {owner} realized that a lot of what people like in trading without the fuss of having to start up TF2 etc. And now you don't need too! All you need to do is join the channel and start telling people about your trades, and remember people like SEEING the hats, so we recommend you have screenshots available (uploaded to a reputable site-NO TINYURL's) so that you can start showing off you classy hats!

-This should be a SAFE place to go to trade, so if someone seems fishy, DO NOT HESITATE to contact Havoc or me and tell me who it is so the appropriate actions can be taken.
-Please only post unusual trades in the chat!

-Other than that, Happy trading! Havoc and I will be be maintaining it, so if you have any questions/comments/etc. Just throw them down below, chances are someone else has the same one!

Thanks.


Havoc's Profile: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/Havocnation/
My Profile: http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/TheFormalRabbit/



How To Join[/b]

For those who have never used IRC, you don't need to download anything, you can just go here: https://client00.chat.mibbit.com/
In the 'connect' drop down, choose 'gamesurge', in the 'channel' area, type #tf2.trade.unusual and then in 'nick' put in your desired nickname / username.


What's so great about IRC?[/b]

-Unlimited amount of users, no more advertising to just 24 - 32 at a time.
-When a server fills up, you can end up with a lot of people to advertise to.
-Unlimited space! You don't need to wait for a slot, there are almost unlimited slots!
-Almost instant startup time. No more waiting for Steam, then TF2 then a server to load!! Just load up a webpage (or irssi, xchat, mIRC, colloquy, or whatever your flavour of IRC client etc)
-Runs alongside TF2. You never need to leave the server when server hopping.
-Discreet! Constantly running TF2 is virtually impossible. If you have irssi set up, an IRC channel just looks cool (for the uninitiated, anyone who runs any form of IRC will chuckle at this, especially irssi users) and running it requires very little system resources so there's no problem in just leaving it going.