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While you're waiting for Valve to delete your steam account try wasting some time in those 10 games your account owns. It just might change your mind.
Then again you have ban(s) on your profile. Try not to install cheating programs in your next life. Good luck and have fun.

I look forward to the end of the end of the world threads.

You said you sent an email? If they even read it its not actionable. It must be a properly entered support ticket.

Cyl http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/IAmTheMaster
Sir Roderick Bodkin http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/SirRoderickBodkin
Tappet http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/profiles/76561198010105057
There are a few more but I'm not sure they were officially given names and profile pages.
(Look at the Summer Camp event pics)

I can definitely see a market for these, but for myself I would only want a headcrab hat.
I'd really want a copy of "Raising The Bar" though... too bad it disappeared from the store.

Try the main steam store page below all the deals and to the right.
You probably missed at least 4 vote opportunities by now.

The Pillar of the Community gave early access to the Steam Beta Client... or was it the Steam Client Beta... Also I still have two coupons for Steam Beta something...
And thats all completely different from the opting in to the beta from the settings screen.
And even more different from the Linux beta.
I'm glad they explained this so well... B^)

You probably need to run steam itself as administrator because step 1 is to install DirectX and the other usual stuff. After that works, run as normal. This message usually has nothing to do with disk space.

I'm pretty sure you have to buy one of the things on sale, as a gift. Not sure if (to get the achievement) you have to actually give it to someone, but if you've come this far why not go ahead?
I also don't know if this applies to Steam Market purchases and/or from the Mann co Store in TF2 itself.

Half-Life 1 on Vista and 7 (and I presume 8 too) requires you to excempt hl.exe from one of its highly touted protection "features" called "Data Execution Prevention".
Find the System Properties control panel.
Click on the Advanced tab.
Click on the "Settings" button for "Performance"
Click on the "Data Execution Prevention" tab.
For me, I make sure DEP is enabled and then put one entry on the list. Find the hl.exe program and add it here. Then Half-Life 1 will run perfectly.
(C:\Programs and Files (x68)\steam\steamapps\<your account name>\Half-Life\hl.exe)

Originally posted by FrazerJC:

2) Steam Guard enabled. I believe if you type in this code incorrectly many times your account is disabled briefly...

That is worrisome. If someone tries logging in enough time on an unauthenticated device it shouldn't affect other already registered devices by disabiling your legit ability to log on using them. Otherwise a hacker could just try your account enough (assuming they knew the account and password) and ruin your day even though they never got to really log in and do damage.
And I wonder if it kicks you off our legit current session before or after they enter the right code.