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Also all finished trades are final. Unless you still got the trade on hold, your things are gone.
Can you explain more? What makes you feel they are "fake"?
https://i.imgur.com/slp2p54.png
That doesn't explain much.
Original: https://i.imgur.com/2F0EOeY.png
Fake: https://i.imgur.com/slp2p54.png
And after 4 hours fake items was deleted from my inventory
No, I want an actual explanation, not images.
Either way, support won't restore items that were scammed and have warning when trading for items that you do not own the game to.
The exchange was profitable for me and I accepted it. After that, I saw two sections of Dota 2 in my inventory, I started to google what it was and read that I traded for a fake item.
Also after 4 hours, these items were removed from my inventory.
https://store.steampowered.com/stats/support
Actually, there are fake items, created by some unscrupulous Russian "developers" on Steam. They have been reported repeatedly months ago and Valve should have already nuked that developer and destroyed all of the worthless fake Dota 2 items in the process.
Never going to happen.