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If you don''t like random strangers seeing your profile coments...there are already privacy settings for that.
This would change nothing.
Again. Your suggestion would change nothing about that. The setting that would, aklready exists.
Thhen you're doing what can be done. At some point, though these innocents have to elarn to follow proper rules. Faker or not, it is iompossible to be scammed by using the trading system as it was intended and encouraged to use.
Better idea. Give a URL like to teh STeam Trading Guidelines.
Already exists - set it to friends only
Those scammers use automated tools and bots to change their profiles to match yours for that scam. It would be incredibly simple to use a basic screen scraper to bypass the notification so your idea wouldn't actually solve anything.
No stealing would occur if you would stop trading off site and follow steams advice. Why should steam change their software because of you using 3rd party sites when the tools to protect your account and prevent this already exist.
If it doesn't fit in the trade window then don't trade. Problem solved.
is in no way supported by Steam.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8912-WEYU-8454
Sounds like an easier and better way to solve this
Besides that the scammers are using bots, so they don't even need the "sub" they can just run something to read your comments every X time to see if something new is there
If you want something you can do now I recommend maybe making a Discord room for you, and just ask people that want to trade to go there, as they will be able to see who is the room owner and therefor know if someone is not you on there at least, or anything of that type
He isn`t even trading, he is selling and buying items for money, guess why other scammers are targeting him.
Just look at his guides, and how he is promoting scam sites.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/70xofs/warning_trusted_steam_inventory_helper_now/
Steam Economy Enhancer is fine though.
Nothing I see in your posts shows how someone could prevent impersonating you and still scamming another person. I have seen many of threads created describing methods of scamming, all involved the "victim" being gullible. You would think if one is so "respected" in their community that said community would at least have the common sense to verify that is in fact you, which again your suggestion does not prevent someone from impersonating you.
First post on these forums and it is of course starting off as spam and you of course have links in your profile to trade bots.
99 percent of traders do it LMAO
You make a very good point, which is why trading should be disabled entirely. After all, if according to you 99% of traders are going this route, this would nearly eliminate scams. I say "nearly" only because there's that pocket of folks who somehow manage to set the bar just a hair lower.
"Hi, i'm here today to warn you about people asking for your username and password who claim they're from support. I just wanted to warn you guys just in case".
Your idea will not fix this issue, because being able to see new comments in the comment section, is the same as being able to be subscribed to it. Because instead of getting notified about a comment through Steam, they could still be notified about it, by an external web service, outside of Steam. It would make no difference, whether or not they can subscribe to it directly through Steam or not.
The only thing you can do is make it private, but right now it is public.
Then this is just spam, and you are unable to discuss anything, if you do it like that, and we may just as well remove all our replies, because they do not benefit you in any way, if you do not even read them. The least you should do, is be subscribed to your own thread, in order to be able to have a discussion.