So a guy tried to get my Steam account with a pishing link.

Steam Support might take it, I imagine. Report him from his profile, include pictures of the chat log, etc.

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/

Apparently I ahevn't been the first guy who he tried to steal. One guy apparently fell on his trap.

So how does this work? You click the link and you get infected? What if I have an anti-virus?

maybe he wrote "steamcomnnunity" manually and made a typo?

Did you unlock an achievement for avoiding phishing scam?

just happened the same to me.

I guess i shouldnt post the chatlog or his steam profile, cuz its forbidden on SG?

Anyways, i clicked the link cuz there's people adding me constantly for trades.

I changed my password as soon as i detected the phishing link.

I reported it to Steam and Google.

Should i worry about it?

This has been around for some time. Not sure why someone doesn't shut down/revoke their URL.
http://geoip.flagfox.net/?ip=89.31.143.110&host=www.steamcomnunity.com

I just got added buy a "canadian" guy, he sent me the same link, but unfortunately, I inserted my password, then steam told me there was a guy in Russia trying to access my account. Good thing is that I had steam guard up. :)

volvo needs to buy that domain name so people won't keep using it for bad stuff

its a russian dude that give scam links and his login browser is named something like KESHA133

Eh, if I don't have any trades up, I deny anyone who adds me without commenting the reason on my profile. Also I keep saying this everywhere, if the link you click on steam chat is a VALID steam link, it will open in your client not browser. And if you see this on a link that appears to be steam link, it's fake.

2 of my friends have lost their items because of this. idiots....

I literally - just like 10 seconds ago, read a post about the exact same scam method on another forum and saw this. So ironic that it's so popular but there are people still falling for this.

As for the report part, you can report him to steamrep.com with the chat screenshot and his profile link.

Something I submit into Steamrep threads on phishers occasionally. Applies here as well, I think:

If you want to do something about phishing sites, go to http://domainwhitepages.com/ or another whois service to find out the domain registrar and hosting provider. Then contact both via their abuse email addresses listed there or directly on their websites.

If you post a report like this here, it's good to have a record, but nothing will happen, except someone else like me maybe informing the hosting provider. This is also addressed to you, random passer-by. Report phishing pages to the hosting companies, not just Steamrep! Hosting companies are the people who can remove them, not Steamrep!

Also report it as an unsafe site in your browser and to these:

http://toolbar.netcraft.com/report_url
https://submit.symantec.com/antifraud/phish.cgi
http://www.phishtank.com/
https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
http://phishing.eset.com/report

Wow... such story, very tragic.

Bro,at least 5 people for day add me with the pishing site xD

Just say to him "Reported for pishing", take a screen, upload it to imgur, edit it so only the chat appear, get the link, enter the user steam page, report violation, select pishing and paste the link.

Dunno if valve do something with them, but i always report them

When you get a phishing link, put in usernames such as kissmyass and password such as trolol. Well I like to screw around with scammers.