The market is directly associated with your steam balance and funding, and recent purchase history.... if you have issues with these parts of your account then i suggest to ask Valve to check your account details that pertain to purchases and User authentication.

引用自 Rondomondo：

I also have issues with the market, exactly same error message. Refreshing the page a couple of times made it work for me. But the error always keeps coming back, refreshing a thousands of times can´t be a permanent solution.

Yes i forgot to mention the refresh part... I know im not the only one and as you say there has to be a fix rather than 1000 refreshes

You just need to keep refreshing the page. This error has been around for almost a year now.

As Title suggets the steam market has not been working for me for MONTHS... Any time i search something i get a "There was an error performing your search. Please try again later." ERROR message... Ive tried searching around online with no answer... Ive treid clearing all dats and cache, uninstalled steam, and even removed all extensions from chrome but still the market REFUSES TO WORK.
Edit: I know refreshing 1000 times help but surely theres a more permanent solution?

引用自 MR. MOHAMMAD：

As Title suggets the steam market has not been working for me for MONTHS... Any time i search something i get a "There was an error performing your search. Please try again later." ERROR message... Ive tried searching around online with no answer... Ive treid clearing all dats and cache, uninstalled steam, and even removed all extensions from chrome but still the market REFUSES TO WORK.
Edit: I know refreshing 1000 times help but surely theres a more permanent solution?

Honestly, there's probably not.

The problem is that it's server-related. If it's popular, then it will get rammed with requests and you'll expereience what you're getting.

And the sad reality is that the market is filled with bots automatically hitting things all the time.

So assuming your connection is good, there's not much you can do.

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.