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Invalid Report: 76561198069153833 - ([CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items)

Discussion in 'Archived Reports' started by Marhmadur, Jan 4, 2018.

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  1. Marhmadur

    Marhmadur New User

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    Scam Report

    Report Type: [Trade Offer Fraud] Using Trade Offer URL fraud
    Virtual item type involved: [CSGO] Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Items

    Accused profile: 76561198069153833

    Victim profile: 76561198133280860

    What happened? Description:
    This guy has a ton of fake profiles claiming them to be his "second account". One of his bots posted a comment on my profile, telling me to add his "main" account. Once I did so, I saw his offer "I want to trade my AK-47 Redline for you inv for your graffiti or cases entory. Send me offer" etc.

    His trade offer link seems legit at first, but once you take a close look, you can see, it redirects your profile to a website called "stearcommunity", with an r instead of m in steam, which instantly uppon visiting the site, tried to download a file, which I myself would claim to be malicious.

    Link to his so called "trade link".

    https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilt...deoffer/new/?partner=108888105&token=o8hfRNKx​

    Provide Evidence:
    No evidence can be provided from my side, because I deleted the comment, and all the evidence I can provide is already given, or availble on his profile.​

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    Marhmadur, Jan 4, 2018
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  2. Horse

    Horse Administrator SteamRep Admin

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    SteamRep does NOT accept reports dealing with hijacking/phishing/hacking -Due to current Investigative Policy
    http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/investigative-policy.140101/

    This includes anything to do with API key requests, wrong or misspelled URL's and sites requesting logins of any type in attempts to steal your credentials.
    These are NOT scam attempts - They are phishing/hijacking attempts!!

    You can report the user to Valve instead
    In order to do that, you have to:
    1. Visit the accuseds profile
    2. Click MORE drop-down located at the top right of the page
    3. Choose REPORT VIOLATION
    4. Select the violation, then describe it and provide the evidence
    5. Click SUBMIT REPORT

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    Horse, Jan 4, 2018
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