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Originally Posted by Peroxide
You can try claiming, "it was a gift and the money they sent was a gift too", but in the end, you hit agree on the EULA and they can terminate it for practically no reason. The fact that they're coming from Ukraine means that Steam is losing out on money from potential US region sales and they don't like that. I wouldn't say it's super risky, but to say it's not against TOS and risk free is incorrect.
To be fair, almost every bundle states you can't trade or sell the keys either so 90%+ of transactions in this thread break TOS or EULA.
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I was talking about how the official Steam trading works, and since selling for money is not a thing Steam allows, controls or even can know about, it is a moot point. I meant that giving games to others via Trade Window or Gift option have no restrictions like V4oLDbOY mentioned
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Trading a Steam Gift is very similar to sending a gift to someone; just that once it is traded that user can then either trade it again, or open it for themselves. There are no restrictions on territory
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