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Dont worry about it.

Maybe worry about it.

There's probably someone who pressed forgot password when trying to log in to your account. Ignore the message.

Don't worry, nothing to fear. Someone clicked on a button after he tried a key that has already been activated by you. Steam sends out this mail to the account that successfully activated the key. You are probably a ninja or so.

did you recently ninja'd a key?

Maybe someone tried to use an activation key that you used before.

Someone just used a key that you used in the past and clicked "retrieve account". its not biggy. you are not being hacked

Someone tried to activate a key you activated yourself before and followed with instructions to recover the account associated with the CDKEY. But as such person does not own that account, just ignore it. Probably didn't read/know what they were doing anyway.

You ninjad a key and now subsequent ninjas will make you pay :3

Ah, that explains everything. Thanks for the replies.

Love seeing how paranoid newbies get when they receive the dupe key email for the first time.

Scam. A real mail has AT LEAST your nick on it, not a generic "Dear Steam user". Also when they ask you to click to update informations, it's always a phishing attempt, no matter what.

There's a steam key being "used"(people are trying to use it) by multiple people.

Sounds like James Bond has found you. You're not some evil villain are you?

By the way you might want to delete that if it is your real username, can't be terribly safe. :D

lol

Happened to me too, nothing to worry about.

its from that free enclave key I got it also after redeeming

hey...you're the guy who won Skyrim for no particular reason yesterday in that chat giveaway aren't you?
i cried all night.

I receive emails about viagra

When you activate a key in your account and another one try to activate the same key and press the retriever account button (or something like that,i don't remember) you get that email,don't worry.