Keep profile, and games list public, to allow sellers to verify where the key has been used.

Give everyone a chance at the games they want, people.

Fairness is the foundational principle, spirit of this group.

Valve employees will not attempt to contact you via Discord.

Valve employees will never ask you for personal information related to your account.

They will also never ask you to trade your items to them; this includes users who claim to work for Steam Support.


Never share your personal information with anyone.

There is a scam link going around getting people to login with their info.

Don't click / log on to any websites that are like esl pro, or esl voting.

they use a fake pop-up to trick people into logging in, and giving the code.

https://i.imgur.com/ILEPdj9.png


Never log on to a steam API login. Always log into normal steam community and then go to the login page, it wont have you enter your information on the true API page.

like this: https://i.imgur.com/Ml87sJq.png


So if you are logged on to normal steam page, and it doesn't show up like this 2nd image with just a "sign in" button, it is definitely a scam.


Good luck, stay safe, and wear a mask outside your home.
Or inside if there are visitors. (bug control, ect.)

Happy thanksgiving to Americans!

Report them with the little flag on the comment / thread that has committed an offense. It goes to us mods/admins, not steam directly.

Add corroborating links / screenshots (imgur or gyazo or whatever).

I have heard so many people complain when i ban them that "but other people are doing it!!!"

I'll try to keep up with reports, but there need to be some in the first place.

up to 200% until it hits 3 dollars (6 dollars total)


Normal payments have a lower fee (0.30 + %) [2.9%-4.4%]