I would like to thank Steam and all Valve for allowing my second account worth over $2500 to be stolen.

While I was sleeping (it was night then) my account was hacked, Steam Guard bypassed, and I didn't even receive any email or notification of any changes. I didn't have any virus, and my computer was turned off during the break-in. Thank you for the lack of support, thank you to Steam support who didn't even take any steps to clarify this matter. The account was stolen by a Russian named "Kirill Smirnov", who probably participates in Russia's attempts to conquer the world.

I promptly provided proof of account ownership, all payments, etc. but the Steam employee said they were insufficient. Also, after asking another question about the case, my ticket was immediately closed without any response - has there been a friendly transfer of a Steam account? An employee gave an account to a friend? Or maybe he took the account himself...?

Losing a valuable gaming account, I will never trust this platform again and never spend any more money on it. Zero user support and willingness to help. Competitive platforms handle the issues of hacking into accounts from Russia immediately, rather than ignoring and pretending that nothing is happening.

Likewise, I would like to go back to November 6, 2020, the day I got banned from VAC by not playing the game during my long break from it . How is it possible that there was a wave of bans on innocent people then, and there was no way to appeal to it? Why do thousands of people cheat in CS today, especially Russians, and nothing is done about it? Why are stickers added for 10 years of the game and not a working anticheat? Because if there was one, there wouldn't be so many cheaters and spinbots on overwatches. Valve, as I can see, is not doing anything about the current situation, it completely respects the players' issues and the quality of the game. All that matters is cash, and that is what they prove by adding more cases, stickers and other sh*t.

#ValveSupportsRussia #GetRussiaOffSteam