My Market-bought items are listed as Untradeable, but they are

[OutOfMany]

As the title says, I bought 3 paints using money I got selling stuff on the Market. They, like every market and store bought item, were untradeable for a week. It's been a week. I can trade them. However, when trying to list them on the Classifieds, they are labeled as Untradeable.

 

Is this a common bug? Intended feature?

How long will it take to go away?

 

 

 

Sorry if this is in the wrong section, I am new to these forums.

[Jack Cruise NUB]

did they just become tradeable?

backpacks arent refreshed every second

[New Bee]

It's likely the SteamAPI is down for you, and your backpack has not refreshed.

Try view your backpack again in a few minutes.

[OutOfMany]

No, my backpack has been refreshed. I moved some stuff around in my backpack so I could check to see if they updated on the site. They did.

A bit more info:

They are listed as tradeable (with a price) when viewed from my backpack. But when trying to sell them, they "become" untradeable.

They became tradeable earlier today, so it's been quite a few hours. Should I give it a day?

[urvianoob]

As the title says, I bought 3 paints using money I got selling stuff on the Market. They, like every market and store bought item, were untradeable for a week. It's been a week. I can trade them. However, when trying to list them on the Classifieds, they are labeled as Untradeable.

 

Is this a common bug? Intended feature?

How long will it take to go away?

 

 

 

Sorry if this is in the wrong section, I am new to these forums.

Open tf2

It will become tradable

 

Idk why steam does this, but it is just how it is

[OutOfMany]

Open tf2

It will become tradable

 

Idk why steam does this, but it is just how it is

Already did. I figured that would do something, but nope.

I will check back tomorrow and see what's what.

[Tats]

This is a question of time zone. The time when your item will become tradable is Greenwich time zone (=GMT in the description).

In France, I have to wait one hour more before trading it on the market.

 

If you buy an item, for instance you will see : Monday, January 26, 2015 (9:42:58) GMT.

It means, in France, that I purchased it : Monday, January 19, 10:42:58 GMT+1.

[OutOfMany]

Well it seems to have worked after some time.