Pending Report: 76561198154760996 - ([CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items)

Scam Report

Report Type: [Money] PayPal scam or scam attempt
Virtual item type involved: [CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items

Accused profile: 76561198154760996

Victim profile: 76561198062986249

What happened? Description:

User essentially convinced me into sending a trade offer to one of his friends (http://steamcommunity.com/id/verywellsaid) with my ak47 vulcan fn in return for paypal money. User toyed with me before then deleting me. Both users blocked me.​

Provide Evidence:

http://puu.sh/f3HNT/52e97b1755.png Introduction & Deal
http://puu.sh/f3HU7/2703502926.png Asks to send to friend.
http://puu.sh/f3HWP/ab5b29eedc.jpg After trade i want him to pay me
http://puu.sh/f3HZp/73d1bcbba2.png Scammer wants to scam my P90 aswell
http://puu.sh/f3HZp/73d1bcbba2.png He deletes me
http://puu.sh/f3IcX/e333eb5739.jpg Screenshot of me sending his friend my item
Attached is text doc of our complete chatlog
I'm so f✿✿✿✿✿✿ done with steam trading

GG Valve.​

I have also dealt with this trader and got my items hacked, but it was the "middleman" that he requested from me, which was my cousin that was hacked and stolen. He changed his name though with this steam ID: STEAM_0:0:97247634, you can find him easily.

Here is also the details of the account with this hacker/scammer:

http://gyazo.com/93f6b73f3b8180d81f87dcc42643cddc Introduction & Chat
http://gyazo.com/3777b0c636602fa0c54d04c21d682e76
http://gyazo.com/541520cdca5f0f190655595f89cf6f06
http://gyazo.com/57819932b9bf66989bfd761b8bd5eb9a My screenshot and my cousin's screenshot of the trade history on our profile
http://gyazo.com/f30352570ec1825683c63e558741f699
http://gyazo.com/adf32163d1fb2cba41ee884cc9354d49 Item That I Requested For Trade
http://gyazo.com/adf32163d1fb2cba41ee884cc9354d49 Hacker's/Scammer's Alternate Account With Aliases
http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198124825053
http://gyazo.com/804062442f4aa93775f864e89ad5f6e2 CSGL of Hacker/Scammer Trying To Sell My Items

How I know he didn't click a link? My cousin never reported me of any links coming in his way since I told him to not click any link unless it was me and I answered with the secret code I devise to make sure no scammer/phishers can do anything. When finding the middleman, I did not tell the scammer/hacker who it was before speaking and asking him to become the middleman for me. I kept it hidden until I told him everything he needed to know prior to the hack and prior to revealing him as the middleman. Please I hope steam gets the items back to my cousins account. This is truly a break of the Terms of Service as well as they are using a Third-Party Software to commit this horrible deed.

Same happened to me guys, I hope he is trade banned, however me and my real friend were in teamspeak, so we found out the other "MAX" was an imposter! My thread: http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/...-counter-strike-global-offensive-items.88848/

He is now trade banned, but Valve still hasn't done anything to help my cousin out. They keep giving out these bot replies that we somehow have broke their TOS and did not do what they ask even though we have protected ourselves with what they say. 300 dollars spent with real cash is at stake here 120 of which was mine that I was going to retrieve back from a trade with my cousin after trading it to him for item confirmation that I do have the items.

"Steam will not return any items or gifts that you feel have been traded unfairly. There are no exceptions to this policy."
Sorry, it's a steam policy

I refuse to have my cousin stop with the steam support. I will have him keep spamming their asses till they do something because if they don't restore the items and just ban them after their weeks or even months of scamming/hacking stealing items, the problem will never be solved. They don't give two f✿✿✿s if their account gets banned, it's free on their side. Apparently I don't feel nor does my cousin feel that it has been traded unfairly, it has been proven to be traded unfairly. My cousin did not accept any trade request and even if he did and did the trade, an email confirmation letter would've been sent back to him on his email. I have already tested because he sent the two weapon skins for CSGO that the hacker did not take due to its cheap value. He sent a trade request, the trade windows popped up, we put in our items and then accepted it. I got the trade confirmation email. Again, I could give two f✿✿✿s what they say. I will have my cousin keep doing it until Valve does something about it. The whole reporting thing doesn't or barely does jack s✿✿✿.

Support may not restore items, but in quite a few cases will trade ban the scammer.

The thing is it was not a scam nor was it even a phishing attempt. It was stolen in a different method that was completely out of my cousin's hands.

The items were stolen from a rarely used method because the type of hack that they have is very private, meaning either that person created it for their own use or you must pay a huge sum to get it. It took my awhile but I have found one discussion thread on steam that describes this almost the same type of method to steal items without scamming or using links. Latest one I found was on Sept 2014 so I highly recommend you look it up for yourself. It is out there. So pretty much, Steam should and have to pretty much restore the items because it didn't fall under this policy:
What is Steam's policy on returning scammed items/gifts?;
as well as:
What is Steam's policy on returning items that were taken while my account was hijacked?,
because we did everything that was told, recommended as well as warned.