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Are there middle men for steam game sharing?

Discussion in 'SteamRep General Discussion' started by BentoBox, Jun 24, 2016.

  1. BentoBox

    BentoBox New User

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    Just wondering, it sounds dumb because you cant ensure someone logs out.
    BentoBox, Jun 24, 2016
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  2. You Are The One

    You Are The One SteamRep Admin

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    SteamREP does not have any middleman. The ones you see listed on our site are all middleman endorsed by PARTNER COMMUNITIES. They are bound by the endorsing communities policies and their own policies and under no obligation to assist anyone they dont want to. Your question should be directed to the communities that sponsor said middleman. In addition, asking for MM services here is not allowed as per: http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/general-discussion-faq.132723/ #7

    Specifically to you:
    No legitimate mm would deal with game sharing since that would imply account sharing and a direct violation of Valves SSA, anything that would happen on the account (or game for family share) you would be completely liable for.
    http://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/
    You Are The One, Jun 24, 2016
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  3. Drayk

    Drayk New User

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    Do not GameShare with people you don't know irl. Firstly they will find out your eMail address and other information that can put you at risk. The GameShare was intended for multiple accounts on your home computer meaning if you wanted to play a game your brother has, you can do so.

    Some risks involved with GameSharing with people you do not know:
    -They may try to use your Steam Password to login to your eMail.
    -They may get Vac Banned in a game. Your account receives the Vac Ban as well afaik.

    The bottom line is, it's generally a bad idea.
    Drayk, Jun 27, 2016
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