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Your Item Has Been Sold On Steam Marketplace

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"Your item has been successfully sold on the Steam Marketplace for $0.03" "MADDLADDSADDLADD
STEAM Dear An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to . Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 AUD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Violet Vermin Case 0.01 AUD Total: 0.01 AUD Transaction Info Confirmation Number Date Confirmed
An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 USD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Sealed Graffiti | Cocky (Princess 0.01 USD Pink) Total: 0.01 USD 560 286 A 2.286 1.4563 156 0287 Wstonks 0.9% 0.12% 0.168
Your item has been successfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03
Your item has been Sucessfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03 @realstiffy
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About

Your Item Has Been Sold On Steam Marketplace is a catchphrase used in reaction image and video memes in which a person sarcastically implies they're feeling incredibly wealthy after selling an item on the online gaming platform Steam for pennies.

Origin

Steam has given users the ability to sell items via the Community Marketplace since 2012.[1] Users will often utilize this feature for selling cosmetic upgrades that, if common, are worth only a few cents. On March 29th, 2021, Twitter user @penquinn_[2] posted a GIF of Vince McMahon Smelling Money with the caption, "Your item has been successfully sold on the Steam marketplace for $0.03," gaining over 10,000 retweets and 54,000 likes in roughly eight months (shown below).


Spread

On March 30th, 2021, the same GIF was posted to /r/Steam,[3] where it gained over 46,000 points in six months. Over the following months, similar posts appeared across social media with a different GIF sarcastically representing how rich a person felt after receiving a few cents. For example, on August 11th, iFunny[4] user Earlchickenearl posted a picture of Huell rolling in money with the caption (shown below, left). On November 18th, Redditor lucasharibo posted a picture of a cat appearing to be sitting with a glass of wine with the caption to /r/memes,[5] gaining over 78,000 points in less than 24 hours (shown below, right). This led to a thread about the memes to get posted to /r/OutOftheLoop.[6]

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Your Item Has Been Successfully Sold on the Steam Marketplace for $0.03
Your item has been Sucessfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03 @realstiffy
Your item has been successfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03
An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 USD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Sealed Graffiti | Cocky (Princess 0.01 USD Pink) Total: 0.01 USD 560 286 A 2.286 1.4563 156 0287 Wstonks 0.9% 0.12% 0.168
STEAM Dear An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to . Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 AUD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Violet Vermin Case 0.01 AUD Total: 0.01 AUD Transaction Info Confirmation Number Date Confirmed
"Your item has been successfully sold on the Steam Marketplace for $0.03" "MADDLADDSADDLADD

Search Interest

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External References

[1] Endgadget – Steam Community Market enables buying and selling with Steam Wallet

[2] Twitter – @Penquinn_

[3] Reddit – /r/Steam

[4] iFunny – Your Item Has Been Successfully Sold

[5] Reddit – I made it

[6] Reddit – /r/OutOfTheLoop

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About

Your Item Has Been Sold On Steam Marketplace is a catchphrase used in reaction image and video memes in which a person sarcastically implies they're feeling incredibly wealthy after selling an item on the online gaming platform Steam for pennies.

Origin

Steam has given users the ability to sell items via the Community Marketplace since 2012.[1] Users will often utilize this feature for selling cosmetic upgrades that, if common, are worth only a few cents. On March 29th, 2021, Twitter user @penquinn_[2] posted a GIF of Vince McMahon Smelling Money with the caption, "Your item has been successfully sold on the Steam marketplace for $0.03," gaining over 10,000 retweets and 54,000 likes in roughly eight months (shown below).


Spread

On March 30th, 2021, the same GIF was posted to /r/Steam,[3] where it gained over 46,000 points in six months. Over the following months, similar posts appeared across social media with a different GIF sarcastically representing how rich a person felt after receiving a few cents. For example, on August 11th, iFunny[4] user Earlchickenearl posted a picture of Huell rolling in money with the caption (shown below, left). On November 18th, Redditor lucasharibo posted a picture of a cat appearing to be sitting with a glass of wine with the caption to /r/memes,[5] gaining over 78,000 points in less than 24 hours (shown below, right). This led to a thread about the memes to get posted to /r/OutOftheLoop.[6]


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Your Item Has Been Successfully Sold on the Steam Marketplace for $0.03 Your item has been Sucessfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03 @realstiffy Your item has been successfully sold on the steam marketplace for $0.03 An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 USD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Sealed Graffiti | Cocky (Princess 0.01 USD Pink) Total: 0.01 USD 560 286 A 2.286 1.4563 156 0287 Wstonks 0.9% 0.12% 0.168 STEAM Dear An item you listed in the Community Market has been sold to . Your Steam Wallet has been credited 0.01 AUD. This email message will serve as your receipt. You can also access your Purchase History online at any time. Violet Vermin Case 0.01 AUD Total: 0.01 AUD Transaction Info Confirmation Number Date Confirmed "Your item has been successfully sold on the Steam Marketplace for $0.03" "MADDLADDSADDLADD

Search Interest

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External References

[1] Endgadget – Steam Community Market enables buying and selling with Steam Wallet

[2] Twitter – @Penquinn_

[3] Reddit – /r/Steam

[4] iFunny – Your Item Has Been Successfully Sold

[5] Reddit – I made it

[6] Reddit – /r/OutOfTheLoop

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