False trade banned.

[Hard times]

So basically I deposit funds on steam via steam wallet codes. I spend money on things I want, recently i deposit funds via wallet code and did many csgo capsule purchase on sale and even unboxed, I literally opened over 700 capsules and sold over 500 stickers on market.

Now about trade, we all know the tradeing community is filled with over 80% scammers, my all recent trades are from loot.farm or tradeit.gg.

According to steam my account is violated for trade scams but I reviewed my account trough a Steam rep moderator and there is nothing fishy with it, there is no high or less value market transaction done either.

Ive posted my all transactions post to steam support also provided the steam wallet codes I used on my account for funds but they are closing my ticket without even replying it.

Every item I have or purchased on my inventory is from trades or market purchase.

I just want steam support to review my account once again and provide me atleast one details of any fishy transaction done on my account.

I had the same issue a while ago and they removed the trade ban saying.

(Thanks for writing in about this.

Users on Steam have reported your account for scamming through Steam trading, so we took some time to evaluate your account and users’ claims.

After review, based on a number of factors I have unlocked your account. I apologize for the inconvenience this caused, but you now have full access to Steam)


Steam support kindly look into the matter once again.

[Snapjak]

Support isn't here.

[Zekiran]

They already DID look into your situation.

if you believe that this was done in error your only method to get it "fixed" or even remotely looked at again is to CONTACT STEAM SUPPORT DIRECTLY, using the support pages.

We cannot help you. We also cannot pity you, or agree with you, as you've done this repeatedly and have obviously been triggering something in the steam system to flag your account as fraudulent.

I'd suggest: stop doing that. Do it in less quantity. You look like you're laundering money or taking money for things that Steam doesn't allow you to do.

[Hard times]

Originally posted by Snapjak:

Support isn't here.

I know I'm looking for ways to contact support, they are not even providing any details, just closing my every tickets

[fux]

Steam rep moderators obviously can only see stuff reported on steam rep, I don't think everyone does this

[Zekiran]

Originally posted by Hard times:

Originally posted by Snapjak:

Support isn't here.

I know I'm looking for ways to contact support, they are not even providing any details, just closing my every tickets

That's because doing something ONCE is acceptable and can be overlooked and 'fixed'.

Doing it REPEATEDLY means that you're a fraud waiting to happen. This is absolutely straightforward business sense on their part. You're a risky account, therefore your trades will be frozen or limited.

like I said above: stop doing the things that you do to keep triggering this.

[Zekiran]

Originally posted by f.u.x:

Steam rep moderators obviously can only see stuff reported on steam rep, I don't think everyone does this

.... Steam mods have nothing to do with this situation.

Steam rep is a non-steam site and has nothing to do with this situation.

[Snapjak]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Originally posted by f.u.x:

Steam rep moderators obviously can only see stuff reported on steam rep, I don't think everyone does this

.... Steam mods have nothing to do with this situation.

Steam rep is a non-steam site and has nothing to do with this situation.

Steamrep dot com moderators.

[Hard times]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

They already DID look into your situation.

if you believe that this was done in error your only method to get it "fixed" or even remotely looked at again is to CONTACT STEAM SUPPORT DIRECTLY, using the support pages.

We cannot help you. We also cannot pity you, or agree with you, as you've done this repeatedly and have obviously been triggering something in the steam system to flag your account as fraudulent.

I'd suggest: stop doing that. Do it in less quantity. You look like you're laundering money or taking money for things that Steam doesn't allow you to do.

Got you but I've literally checked my whole trade history there is nothing suspicious which can violate steam policy.

Ive been doing trades from online bot sites, do some gambling that's all, I literally sent each and every thing to the support. I even sent them the steam wallet codes I used on my accounts worth 200$,100$,100$.

This thing happened years back, but they removed it with saying a sorry word and now they aren't even replying.

I really expect nothing except the support guy to show me atleast one scam trade I did over years.

[fux]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Originally posted by Hard times:

I know I'm looking for ways to contact support, they are not even providing any details, just closing my every tickets

That's because doing something ONCE is acceptable and can be overlooked and 'fixed'.

Doing it REPEATEDLY means that you're a fraud waiting to happen. This is absolutely straightforward business sense on their part. You're a risky account, therefore your trades will be frozen or limited.

like I said above: stop doing the things that you do to keep triggering this.

This. I made quite a few trades and even more market transactions and never had such a problem, just like all the other people here I guess

[Zekiran]

Originally posted by Hard times:

Got you but I've literally checked my whole trade history there is nothing suspicious which can violate steam policy.

Uh huh?

Ive been doing trades from online bot sites, do some gambling that's all, I literally sent each and every thing to the support. I even sent them the steam wallet codes I used on my accounts worth 200$,100$,100$.

Off site trading, and gambling sites, are ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN to use from steam. You might want to read the terms of service here. Which you agree to every time you open steam and certainly every single time you EVER do any trading. Trading off-site items for on-steam things is openly fraudulent.

This thing happened years back, but they removed it with saying a sorry word and now they aren't even replying.

It doesn't matter when it happened, the account got flagged for FRAUD. That's PERMANENT.

I really expect nothing except the support guy to show me atleast one scam trade I did over years.

It's not an individual trade: nor is it their responsibility to do so. it's YOURS to make sure that you do things above-board and FOLLOWING their terms of service.

You openly defy that by using sites that defraud steam and scam users, and then come here complaining? Wow.

[Count_Dandyman]

Originally posted by Snapjak:

Originally posted by Zekiran:

.... Steam mods have nothing to do with this situation.

Steam rep is a non-steam site and has nothing to do with this situation.

Steamrep dot com moderators.

We know exactly who you are talking about and it doesn't matter how many times or ways you try and say it they have no affiliation with Steam, no ability to see anything that isn't public about your account and no control or say in the actions Valve have taken against the extremely suspicious behaviour on your account.

[fux]

Originally posted by Hard times:

Hard times 13. Jan. um 10:16 Uhr
Being a sincere trader from last 14 years, I would like to tell you guys to give profile links of scammer by whom you have been cheated, I'l do my best to help and recover your loss amount, thanks, happy New Year to all fellas

Yeah this comment on your profile doesnt look shady at all

[Hard times]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

Originally posted by Hard times:

Got you but I've literally checked my whole trade history there is nothing suspicious which can violate steam policy.

Uh huh?

Ive been doing trades from online bot sites, do some gambling that's all, I literally sent each and every thing to the support. I even sent them the steam wallet codes I used on my accounts worth 200$,100$,100$.

Off site trading, and gambling sites, are ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN to use from steam. You might want to read the terms of service here. Which you agree to every time you open steam and certainly every single time you EVER do any trading. Trading off-site items for on-steam things is openly fraudulent.

This thing happened years back, but they removed it with saying a sorry word and now they aren't even replying.

It doesn't matter when it happened, the account got flagged for FRAUD. That's PERMANENT.

I really expect nothing except the support guy to show me atleast one scam trade I did over years.

It's not an individual trade: nor is it their responsibility to do so. it's YOURS to make sure that you do things above-board and FOLLOWING their terms of service.

You openly defy that by using sites that defraud steam and scam users, and then come here complaining? Wow.

Gambling is against steam violation? Why isn't you tubers getting banned?

What's wrong in using tradeing bot sites?

[Hard times]

Originally posted by f.u.x:

Originally posted by Hard times:

Hard times 13. Jan. um 10:16 Uhr
Being a sincere trader from last 14 years, I would like to tell you guys to give profile links of scammer by whom you have been cheated, I'l do my best to help and recover your loss amount, thanks, happy New Year to all fellas

Yeah this comment on your profile doesnt look shady at all

Yea sorry for that bad English, I use to copy paste scammers links on steam rep

[fux]

Pls explain how you help to recover the lost amount. Do I give you 2 keys so you can gove me my scammed 50$ back?