Quit trying:Scammers/Phishers.

Phishing's-links.

1.The attacker transfers valuable items from your inventory to another account, not the one that you received the phishing link from

2.He sends more friend requests and sends the link to the phishing site to more people

3.He uses the compromised accounts to also send phishing links to people on its friends list, continue with step 1.

Steps you can do to take down or make life more difficult for a phishing site

If the damage was done already and the attacker has changed your associated email address and password, you might still be able to use the webchat to warn people on your friends list or to post a warning comment on your profile. Open your inventory and the inventory of the person your items were transferred to on vairous trading sites. That creates a record of the items and the inventory they are currently in. Also relevant:
* Reclaiming a Hijacked Steam Account
* http://forums.backpack.tf/index.php?/topic/1206-guide-to-recovering-hijacked-items/

To conclude, a request to people trading valuable items: if you see quicksell unusuals or something like that being offered, please take the time to check the item's history on backpack.tf. If the item was just obtained recently, it is very possible that a hijacker is getting rid of a hot potato to get currency they can cash out. Just add the last , long-time owner and ask if everything went legitimately. Backpack.tf also tracks a user's inventory value over time. If you see a sudden steep drop, that probably means he was hijacked. Even if you get an awesome deal, please ask yourself if helping criminals make free money makes that really worth it. I'm not aware of a similar method to see the change in someone's Dota or CSGO inventory over time, but I'm open to suggestions.

Thank you for your time.


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