Green (((Jewish Business Man)))

With the allegations he's throwing in his replies, we may as well give more context about the past of @gr1zzlyskins to the community, he's not a person one should easily trust. I'm quite surpised @romer does. @VqltUK has already done a pretty good job summarising some of his scams, I recommend reading his posts on this as well. Grizzly has made an allegation that CSGOEmpire throws molotovs at peoples houses - which as you may have guessed, is a blatant lie. We gift people cows on occasion, but we will never light someones house on fire. I can only assume you resort to these lies to divert people from digging up more about yourself, so I'll give them a short summary, may add to it in the future in a separate post. Grizzly worked for @VIILines / CSGORoll, until he decided to betray him and come work for CSGOEmpire instead. Looked like a based move at the time, however, turns out he essentially came in just to spy on us, collect our biggest traders account IDs and steal a project from @Monarch. He now runs this project - skins.com - with @romer. He did all of this despite being treated incredibly well at CSGOEmpire. Grizzly had a key role in the trade bans happening at the end of 2024/start of 2025. Very shortly after he stopped working for us, the bans on our biggest traders started rolling in as he was mass-reporting their accounts. At the time he denied this by making up another wild lie about how Monarch/CSGOEmpire had hacked into government email accounts to email Valve and request bans for certain traders - anybody with half a brain can tell that this was a massive lie. With a history like this in the CS community, I'm very surprised that people trade through his site with such confidence. Just because you didn't get banned or have your withdrawal taken from you the first time doesn't mean that it won't happen in the future. I'm almost certain it will, considering it's part of a supply chain to gambling sites. Just a reminder to end this with. If you're a trader that wants to avoid supplying gambling sites at all costs to minimise your risk of a ban, avoid skins.com. Despite them marketing it as if it has no affiliation with any gambling site, they are very blatantly lying. Grizzly uses skins.com to supply Skindeck, which supplies gambling sites. By trading there you are, at the end of the day, still supplying gambling sites and risking a ban or, considering one of the owners past, a rug pull.