i got this msg 2 min before

Admin Hello you are welcomed by the administration steam. It is necessary for you to connect or update protection SteamGuard to your account to make it be authorised in steam If you do not execute it, the account will be disconnected in a current of 5 hours! For disconnected and ban accounts steam responsibility does not bear!

tell me what to do ??? should i login inside or not ??

but i am having feeling that this is some kinda scame

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scam

13 years ago
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Ignore it and remove the link.

13 years ago
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thank you :) for info

and removed

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i'm not buying it

13 years ago
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report the user to steam support, remove the link from your post here, it is a scam

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ya removed and reporting

13 years ago
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Valve will never send you a message via plain vanilla IM telling you about SteamGuard requirements. They have your email address, and email is more reliable than a blind IM that you may or may not ever see. Valve employees have a special "Valve" icon next to their names on their Steam profiles.

Valve will also not threaten you with your account being suspended or banned just to get you to enable an optional (but important and useful) security feature. Nor will they send you to bullshit websites that are not controlled by Valve.

It's REALLY easy to spot scammers when you keep these things in mind.

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ty .. but i am new and nice info bro :)

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Here is an example of a Valve employee's profile.

Notice the "VALVe" icon on his comments. He is also part of the "Valve" Steam group--a group that only holds Valve employees. Those are two indicators that only legit Valve employees will have on their profiles.

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valve will never ask you for your password anyway.

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That too. Although, in this case, the scammer idiot didn't actually ask for the password, just SteamGuard (and then the ever so helpful phishing link).

13 years ago
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there are new scams everyday recently.. what's happening

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i guess people think scamming others is easy these days...

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Steam's becoming more and more popular every day, there are always more newbies who don't know jack shit and will trust a half-convincing idiot.

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do as he says, hes an admin

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You're exactly that scammer aren't you lol

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are u in mood of getting me scamed ?

13 years ago
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It's called sarcasm. He's clearly not serious.

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Well, if he can see that obvious scam, I'm not surprised he can't grasp the concept of sarcasm

13 years ago
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I swear you made a couple posts just like this a couple weeks back.

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If you have to ask whether THIS is legit you should believe him and do whatever he asks you to do.

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Some users really SHOULD get scammed just to learn something...

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Simple test is, if you even suspect it might possibly be a scam, then it's a scam. If Valve really do contact you you'll be in no doubt at all.

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Did you apply for any kind of Steam administration, or did you just, and more likely, get a message "out of the blue"? Do you feel capable and qualified for such a position? Do you feel Steam saw your credentials and had to recruit you?

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Given how shitty the "Steam admin" was at English, I'm not sure if he's being invited to a volunteer Steam moderator position or he's just being told that he needs to activate SteamGuard (at a phishing site, of course) or else his account'll be suspended. I'm thinking the latter, because it's easier to make people do what you want when you scare them than when you just dangle a carrot in front of them.

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I'm totally patronizing :P

13 years ago
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Seems legit.

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+1

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Closed 13 years ago by UBAID.