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As we all know, there're some popular sites, and how some people do trust them, right?
But then, all of a sudden, about one Steam user with a valuable inventory (once per a week or month?) losses it.
It's just one person, so nobody cares, and everybody blames him or her for getting to the other third party sites, although, one of the popular, and „trustable“ third party sites may be very likely at the fault.
But, since the numbers are low, nobody cares, and then it gets backfired at them.