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To remain safe: Don't perform any one-sided trades with anyone that isn't an official OPSkins bot. One-sided trades with non-bots are almost always scams. When trading with a bot, check your security token and click the bot's name to open its profile. From there, make sure that the bot is in the "OPSkins Bots" Steam group. The official OPSkins Bots Steam group is named exactly "OPSkins Bots" and has an abbreviation of "op-bots".
Often the scammer will have a large info box on their Steam profile containing "trading rules". Among these rules may be that the scammer won't go first. Never send a trade offer that you would not want to actually complete. Sending a trade offer with the expectation that the other user will counter it with their item is a scam.
Commonly, the scammer will present a screenshot showing a large balance on OPSkins. This can be easily faked using the developer tools of any browser (commonly called "inspect element"). The scammer may also show a large amount of "rep" on their Steam profile. Steam profile "rep" is worthless and easily faked. Steam also allows profile owners to delete any comment on their profile, meaning that negative "rep" can be easily deleted.