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Friends account was compromised. Likely due to them entering login credentials on a phishing website.That allowed them to access the account. Then when they sent a trade to their friend the hijackers BOT cancelled it. It then modified their account to look like your friends target and resent the trade all with a few seconds so your friend didn't notice a delay. They then ignored the warning about the target NOT being a friend and confirmed the trade.
Their skins are gone. Report the account that received them, block, move on and stop
Logging in on dodgy sites
Believing stupid messages on your profile
Confirming trades Without paying attention to the warnings and checking them.
I mean the scammer is using chat well lots of users are using chat. Maybe Steam should monitor all chats and babysit/interject any time something seems suspicious. You know how people love being spied on.
Every time Steam implements a new layer of security users come out of the woodwork to wail about how awful, cumbersome, impossible it is. It is quite a thin line to walk.
Pretty easy to sit from the comfort of your chair with no responsibilities and cast stones and not be concerned about the complexity or scope of the issue.
examples:
https://steamcommunity.com/chat/invite/enbgXf6b
https://steamcommunity.com/chat/invite/USfKymVa
https://steamcommunity.com/chat/invite/FrAMj4q0
you want more?
When you look a scam message for instance, the two types which i have experienced, is the one advertising you being a winner or the one threatening you. Both are common methods, we had these lottery winner scams, for a long time in history and now in the internet. Most people understand already that you don't win something just by doing nothing, such as getting a random email saying you're the winner of this price just put your credit card details to win this price.
Instead the modern trend of scams is this threatening type, something mimicing authority to get your money, such as police, goverment or known companies, so that is one of the reasons why VALVe doesn't never directly add you and send you messages via chat, the same way police doesn't send you a email saying, that you have done a crime and should pay in crypto, to this adress to get this random fine paid, which you know, you have done nothing to deserve it.
The reason for the crypto, and other ways to detach the transactions from the bank is that, it is harder to track, but still not impossible, since even the crypto leaves breadcrumbs to be followed, if the person who is the victim is interested to follow it. Often these scammers are based in countries, where things may come into the way, to prevent justice from happening, so a lot of pressure and patience is needed, but fundementally taking these scammers down, has a positive impact on the wellbeing of Earth, since once there are proper incentives, to not do this kind of behaviour, so does the scamming decrease.
when you can stop scammers why you teaching them to not get scammed
That's a crazy thought process.