no idea, but here have a random gif
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- Make a ticket at Steam about it
- Contact your bank about the issue
- Change or try to get a new bank account
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congratulations, you are in the beta-testing-program for the new monthly subscription plan, for the outstanding service of steam-support
...ok do what redfrix wrote
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Just did. They will cancel my debit card, and send a replacement 1, as well as investigate on where the money went, as well as getting it back.
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correct me if i'm wrong but...steamgames dot com? seems legit (not)
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Although, when I opened the website, it took me exactly to Steams store.
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steamgames(.)com gave me a redirect to the steam store, so it is the steam store, at least to my knowledge.
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There are some phishing sites that would look just as legitimate ones that they impersonate - but there would be slight discrepancies here and there, and most notable in the spelling in the link.
If you really did any purchases from Steam - they would show in your Account Details in Steam client - would they be Store transactions for Your account (adding Wallet falls in this category), or Store Gift transactions, or In-Game transactions.
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That's just how it comes up when you buy stuff from the Steam store. It is legit.
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for me it shows on statement as STEAM GAMES SteamPowered.COM. I would say it's different from what OP wrote.
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Checked my previous purchases just to make sure and I've got a mix of STEAMGAMES.COM and STEAMPOWERED.COM. So, yeah, once again, it's legit.
Edit: In fact some of them that are different were bought the same day just at different times. Both bought from the Steam Store in the Steam program.
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Do you use Ambien? My Mom does, and she's been known to send emails in the middle of the night that she doesn't remember. =)
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Wtf is this?: You have previously submitted forms to us for U.S. tax purposes. This information has been stored securely and may not be erased.
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hmmm... did you just submit a required form to be able to make more market listings? (I hope you understand what I'm trying to say...)
Or just added new card to payment methods?
If yes - then maybe it's a "secure" transaction" for clearance and it will be removed after everything confirmed? But in this case it should be in pending transactions, and not in posted... But again - might depends on the card you are using.
P.S. And again - usually "securing" transactions fall in the range of few cents to $1, not over $10...
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those sort of transactions are rarely more than a dollar. Certainly not 15-18 posted in the OP.
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^^Yes, if you're in the U.S. and you sign up to sell stuff on the market, Steam reports your sales so they can be taxed. Could be about that.
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Then it shouldn't be this - if they would verify it they would do it right away and not after so much time.
So just check your account details in Steam client - and if you can't find any transactions anywhere there for that amount - then do what RexFrix said.
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I just looked at my bank online, and it's saying $16-17 worth of stuff from bought from Steam.
Steamgames.com (followed by a number)
Either Steam is fucking with me, or someone has managed to access my shit.
What do I do?
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