Even though I used Steam Guard and Sales Approval and other security measures, my Steam account inventory was hacked. The hacker sold the things I bought between April 6 and April 7 for one-third of what I paid for them, and he bought Dota game cards for 16.82 TL instead of 0.40 TL. This happened in a certain area with a certain seller's market history. But Steam support said that the platform is not unprotected and wouldn't help me in any way. Steam support has told me more than once that they can't help me and that no one should lose money on their platform. As the victim of this hacking, I am waiting for Steam to pay me back for what I lost. Even though I took the right precautions, it worries me that my account was still open to attack. So, I tell everyone who uses Steam to be careful and watchful with their accounts so they don't get hacked.
I'm incredibly disappointed with Steam’s lack of protection in a recent breach of my account. My Steam Wallet, which had ₺45.45, was drained when someone purchased a worthless Dota 2 item worth only $0.03. I have never even played Dota 2, so this purchase makes no sense. Even worse, Steam completed ...
Someone accessed my Steam account without my permission, and I had ₺20 in my wallet at the time. That money was used to purchase and trade items in DOTA 2 — a game I have never even installed, let alone played. I immediately reached out to Steam Support to report the unauthorized activity and opened...
My money, saved in my Steam wallet, was mysteriously stolen through Dota 2 card purchases from my account. Steam customer service's response, "we can't do anything about this, there are no refunds," is giving scammers and thieves a free pass. Despite taking all security measures, such as Steam Guard...
I am beyond frustrated with Steam’s lack of support after my account was hacked. A malicious individual, pretending to be my friend, sent me a gift link through Steam. Believing it to be part of a giveaway, I provided a verification code, only to have my account stolen immediately. Before I realize...
Somehow, someone managed to access my Steam account and sell the cards I had earned from games on the Community Market. They then used the proceeds to purchase other items. I have Steam Guard enabled, which sends a code to my phone that I need to enter to log in. I've never shared my account with an...
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