Question about trading

Question 1:
Aside from blatant adding, there are a few things one can notice about a person when they initiate a trade, those could be:

• Low hours in the game relevant to the trade with high backpack value
• Low hours in the game relevant to the trade in general
• New account
• Low Steam level (may be eliminated if the account is old)
• Acts rather smart when negotiating, saying they knew alot about the trading community.
• Lots of scammer friends (viewable on Steamrep)

Question 2:
I believe so, if not. I'm certain you can leave replies, just forward Steam Support a response saying that the issue is no longer of concern and has been handled. Thanks.

Question 3:
Well CSGOLounge and Steam are 2 completely different websites. Sending a report to CSGOLounge will likely offer a punishment for the offending user on their website. Sending a report to Steam will likely offer a punishment to the trade status of the offending user. What I recommend is that you report the user on Steam first as there is a much larger impact than reporting them on a single website. If the report on CSGOLounge goes through first, add the ban on CSGOLounge to the Steam report to add some sprinkles on the cupcake if you understand what I am saying.

 

If he's sending you stupid trade offers, block him. He won't be able to do so anymore. Sending empty lowball trade offers or offers with nothing on your side isn't scamming, it's just wasting someones time. I don't think you can remove a report sent on steam.