What this is
A moderated noticeboard. Members post what they have and what they want, other members reply privately, and any arrangement is between the two of them. GTA6.free processes no payments, holds no funds, charges no fees and takes no commission.
Listing types
| Type | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Swap | A straight exchange - You have something, you want something |
| Trade | A negotiated exchange of multiple items |
| Wanted | You are looking for something specific |
| Giveaway | You are giving something away for nothing |
Categories
- Physical Collectibles
- Merch & Apparel
- Fan Art & Creative Swaps
- Hardware & Peripherals
- Community Projects & Skills
Banned outright
These are rejected automatically and posting them repeatedly removes your account. There are no exceptions and no appeals on the first four:
- Selling pre-order codes, game keys or bonus content codes. This is the single most common scam vector around a launch, and legitimate codes are tied to accounts anyway.
- Selling or trading accounts. It violates every platform's terms and it is almost always a scam in both directions.
- Anything involving money. No prices, no payment apps, no crypto, no "DM for price". If money is involved, it does not belong here.
- Cheats, mod menus, exploits or modified game services. Including links to them.
- Leaked or datamined material. Same rule as the rest of the site.
- Anything unrelated to Grand Theft Auto or this community.
Why no money?
Three reasons. It removes the fraud incentive almost entirely. It keeps us out of being a payment intermediary we are not equipped to be. And a wall of transactional listings is exactly the kind of thin, low-value page that makes a community site worthless to read and to search.
The trust system
This marketplace runs on reviewed deals, not promises. The loop is fixed and applies to everyone:
- The seller accepts one offer, which closes the listing to a single deal.
- After the exchange, the seller marks the deal delivered.
- The buyer must then review the seller: a 1 to 5 star rating and at least 100 characters about how the deal actually went. If the deal fell through, the buyer reports it failed instead, with a reason.
- A buyer who leaves a delivered deal unsettled for 48 hours cannot make new offers or listings until they settle it.
Reviews are final once written, tied to one verified deal each, and human-moderated before they appear. Seller averages count each distinct buyer once, so trading back and forth between two accounts moves a rating exactly one review's worth, and every seller card shows the distinct-buyer count beside the average. Gaming the ledger is a ban.
How listings are moderated
- Every listing from a new member is reviewed by a human before it appears
- Listings containing banned terms are blocked at submission, not after publication
- All listings expire automatically after 45 days so the marketplace never fills with dead pages
- Every moderation decision is logged with the moderator, the reason and the time
- Reports are read by a person - There is no automatic removal by report count