This time another friend of mine fell for it. Be more careful!

Steam will not ban user who are falsely reported. Damn, they don't even ban hackers. If you see this, just type "Screw This" in chat and wait for your friend to get back their account, usually 36 hours later.

This never gets old... but it is definitely dangerous!

Originally posted by Edward_shooter:

If any Steam users (or an online friends) asks you to go to a website you never hear of to perform some actions (e.g. vote for a team in a tournament) by Logging In/ Creating a New Account with your Steam Account/ Email, just kindly ignore them completely (the scammers) and wait until your friends get their account back.


Remember, your true friends/ buddies will never leave you just because you didn't help them. It is certainly a scam if they threaten to leave you!

If any Steam users (or an online friends) asks you to go to a website you never hear of to perform some actions by Logging In/ Creating a New Account with your Steam Account/ Email, just kindly ignore them completely (the scammers) and wait until your friends get their account back.


Remember, your true friends/ buddies will never leave you just because you didn't help them. It is certainly a scam if they threaten to leave you!

https://www.faceit.com/en/r/UEepwn

The first 10 people who use the link can immediately get beta access to the FACEIT TF2 servers!

The anti-cheat company for CS:GO professional tournament has announced to support the TF2 community by providing their community servers. It is currently in the last week of beta and will be officially launched on 21st March!

No bots, no cheats, no random critz, no random spread. Built-in ranking system and points system for getting rewards. Servers are currently available in the US, EU and SA. More servers (i.e. Asia servers) will be available as player count increases.



You may sign up here:
https://www.faceit.com/en/r/3Ojfc4

More info:
https://youtu.be/iIaAfg0UZ68