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Valve employees will never communicate with you about your account using any chat system including Steam Chat and Discord. The only way you can speak with a Steam Support agent about your account is through the Steam Support Help Site. There's no situation in which you'd need to reach out to a Valve or Steam employee directly to resolve an issue.

If someone claims they reported you accidentally or falsely, you do not need to do anything to protect your account. These claims are always fake and only meant scam you. If someone did report your account falsely, you can rest assured that Steam disregards false reports.

Anyone claiming to be a Valve employee, Steam Support representative, or asking to verify your items for an investigation should be immediately reported.

A confidence scam is a trick involving deceit with the goal of defrauding a victim in some way. A scammer may target a Steam user to hijack their account to use or sell, hijack their account to hold for ransom, or gather information from a victim to defraud them elsewhere.

Online confidence scams target Steam users because Steam accounts are valuable, and if taken over, can give the scammer a form of "power" to pressure the victim.

Most scams targeting Steam users (unrelated to Trade Scams) involve an attempt to gain control of a victim's account and then hold the account hostage for payment.

You should never pay a scammer even if they've gained full control of your account. You can recover your account from a scammer any time using Steam Support, and a scammer who is already defrauding you is not likely to actually return the account even if you pay. Instead, they would likely just demand additional payments.

You can avoid scams by always remaining skeptical in online interactions, especially those involving pressure, threats, demands, or claims that come from a position of authority.

You should be mindful of unexpected claims made even by a trusted friend, as you can't be sure they haven't fallen for a scam themselves and thus turned control of their account over to a scammer.

If you've given away control of your account to a scammer, you should immediately take steps to recover the account through Steam Support. Despite what a scammer might claim, you can always recover your account through Steam Support even if the scammer has changed all of the account's information including its password, email, and phone number.

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A friendly reminder. Valve employees and Steam Support employees will NEVER, EVER contact you via Steam, let alone Discord. They will also NEVER, EVER ask you for any sort of account information, even something as seemingly harmless as just your username or email address. It is always someone acting maliciously to hijack your account and steal your items.

If you end up doing these things as they ask (most importantly logging out), they may (and sometimes will!!) be able to launch an account recovery via Steam Support to attempt to hijack your account, as all they need is the exact things they just asked you for under the guise of being a Steam or Valve employee to answer the questions Steam asks you to verify the account is yours. If you fell for either of the first two steps of this scam, you are very strongly advised to NOT log out of your account for several days if possible, just to make sure the scammer has given up.

• The scammer will ask for questions involving your Steam purchase history such as: Items or games you bought or traded for recently, or what you use to pay for your purchases (such as a credit card brand or PayPal).
• The scammer will ask for your Steam username (the one you login with) and your email address, but not your password or other information.
• The scammer will ask for you to log out of your account on your device(s).

They will then attempt to make a legitimate claim that you did something such as scam someone out of an item or be holding an item that a scammer previously owned, or similar accusations of that nature. The most important and dangerous part of the scam technique that can result in your technique involves most if not all of the following steps:

Scammers have started using a new(er) technique (or in this case, a different spin on an old technique) to hijack people's Steam account and items. It involves impersonating or pretending to be a Steam Support or Valve employee, and contacting you, either via Discord or Steam, sometimes with an accomplice or helper claiming to have "reported" you to them.

Be cautious, this steam account is hacked and sending malicious phishing sites to get your password.

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