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I mean what is someone going to buy? a game? best they can do with that is gift it, and that can be refunded
Like where dose this even help? on trades you already have that becouse that is user to user exstage not user to developer money set up, and that is more messy to return back on
So this seem a little pointless except if I am miss understanding something
Except once send recipient has to initiate refund or reject the gift. Sender can do nothing once the gift is sent. How high do you think the changes are for scammer initiating refund when you politely ask them?
But otherwise you're correct. It's far too late to consider or implement additional security measures when hijacker already has control of your account. They can do anything the original account creator can and then some (like automating things like trades or rejections/confirmations by using bots).
ai English:My balance was stolen without my account password being changed, and I received no alerts. I didn't disclose my account password to any scammer, but the balance was used to purchase in-game cosmetics. I suspect it was something like a virus that only stole the balance without taking the entire account. This could happen in software or games with workshops, like Wallpaper Engine, where subscribing to executable programs might lead to such situations.
Store items, and games can be refunded with lose of money for the developer/publisher, but that is done with little to no hassle, its a one on one transaction, easy to clear out and fix if needed
Its why the confimation is on the trades, its a trade can eb traded with someone else, meaniung you have more then two partys possible, and one of the may not at all be at fault (like they traded legit and fair)
Well where did the money go? becouse scammers dont do it or fun, they do it to earn someting, so did they try to trade this items to them self? is the game it self maybe a scam? where is there profit?
Also Its most likely you login Steam on a site that is not Steam, they don't need to change your password there, they just use your confimation on the fake site to get in, and run what ever they need to run to steal what ever they want to steal or do, no password changes needed
You may not have even realized it happen, it could be one of the fake "Giveaways" or maybe you where asked to vote on a friends thing
Never login to Steam on any website you did not open your self, meaning you need to log in to Steam? open your own page of Steam, login, and it should show you login, if it dose not its likely not Steam and someone is trying to cheat you
Sounds like you most likely fell for one of them
ai English:The balance was used to buy his junk. He got the money, and what you received was worthless. My balance was stolen because I subscribed to program-type items in the Wallpaper Workshop. The situation you described definitely didn't happen to me—I never accepted any friend requests from strangers.
ai English:If you say that confirming payments on the phone is useless, then I don't see why Steam would need to add a feature that requires phone confirmation for listing items on the market.