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That doesn't mean its bought, it just means that it hasn't been used in a while.
and that inactivity being 15 years? what? did the owner literally FORGOT about the account for 15 YEARS?
Not really, could have very easily have made the account because 1 game required it and then forgot about it and came back to it later.
Or forgotten they had it and recently reclaimed it.
I mean if someone wanted to sell an account it makes no sense they'd sit on it and do nothing for 16 years with it...
You'd be surprised how often people forget they have multiple accounts. We see posts on it all the time with people claiming their games disapeared but they actually logged into an old account they had set up on the same email and forgot they even had.
My 2nd old account is 16 years old, last logged in 4000 days ago. if i log into it now am i shady?
oh,reported about the bullying too + got in-touch with support as of now.
Also nice to see you here,eram!
im not bored im just sick of their bullying ;/
I've pointed out in other threads that Steam wasn't always an online marketplace. For the longest time it was just what GameSpy was, or what GameRanger is today, which is a piece of software that exposed older/LAN-only games to internet-based multiplayer matchmaking. At the time I had signed up for a Steam Account, then decided I liked GameSpy better because Steam was only for Valve but GameSpy was for everything (Valve included). Then games started having internet-based multiplayer alongside LAN-multiplayer, then net-based became the primary option, and I quit using GameSpy too.
So from around 1999 or 2000 my Steam account sat collecting dust until 2007 or 2008 when GameTap (a subscription service that allowed consumers to play a laundry list of games, including new titles, for a flat monthly rate - kind of like Netflix for games) started going to hell in a handcart and while looking for a replacement I found Steam. Pretty obviously I don't put any stock into any claim that an account that sat idle for a long time and then went active again (especially an account that sat idle since Steam was something else entirely) represents shady activity.
I'd be interested to know what "bullying" entails. Not devaluing OP's sense of being wronged, but that victim mentality is a wacky thing these days... and to play amateur detective myself I'm going to point out that this was not the first or even second justification for the report. A decade ago already, some guy and a few of his friends broke into a WoW player's home in real life and beat the living daylights out of the victim, whose act of "bullying" had amounted to PvP killing a character played by somebody's wife who apparently didn't know she was on a PvP server and running around in enemy territory. Playing the game as it was intended is not bullying or stalking. I'd put trying to get their account banned or even reviewed by platform moderators in the same bucket as hunting a victim down by stalking them across gaming forums to their Facebook account and eventually their RL home address.
This popped up in the thread around the time I posted everything above the quoted bit. I guess I would count that as bullying. Definitely not "stalking" though. Maybe inciting others to stalk, if their in-profile remarks prompted abusive messages from other users than themself. I realized inciting stalking is in fact stalking too.
If they are bullying you, report for harassment, block, do NOT engage and move on.