I Can't Access My Steam Account Because Of The Restriction

On 4 November 2026, a restriction was placed on my Steam account with the warning that there might have been a suspicious login, and since that date I have been unable to access my account. Starting from 5 November 2026, I have opened multiple tickets via Steam Support and tried to prove that the account belongs to me. I submitted the information of the card with which I deposited 150 USD into the account, the payment receipts and slips, my bank account transaction history, the Steam Wallet codes I have used, and clear screenshots of all these documents without missing anything. Despite these up‑to‑date and clear pieces of evidence, Steam Support has not accepted that the account belongs to me and instead is asking for the CD KEY of a game I added to the account 21 years ago and the first e‑mail address I used at that time. Since 21 years have passed, I have no possibility of accessing the physical game box or the CD KEY, and I have no realistic chance of remembering or accessing the first e‑mail address I used back then. Although this is an account that I still actively use today and whose most recent payments clearly belong to me, with its ownership clearly demonstrated through bank movements, payment receipts, and Steam Wallet codes, my account remains locked due to information from 21 years ago that I cannot possibly reach anymore. As a result, I am being victimized and have not been able to access my account, the current balance in it, or my games for 5 days. I request that Steam Support take into account the current and verifiable financial evidence I have provided and fully restore my access to my account. If my access request is to be rejected, then I request that the entire amount I have deposited into the account be refunded to me.