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번역 관련 문제 보고
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=177244559
Steam Support is not obligated to return his items, but there is a small possibility that they can as they have in the past. At the very least, reporting him and contacting them will help. Best of luck to you both.
If the middleman was high profile, it's very likely that your boyfriend didn't trade with a middleman but with someone impersonating a middleman. Ask him to check his Inventory history and investigate the profile that received his items.
Edit: See Spawn of Totoro's post below.
It has been to the police and they said they could help.
Yeah well we definitely won't be trading with anyone again. Karma will hit both these people. he rep system can be faked as he deleted my comment!
The middle man did not have many items..
Well aren't they (MiddleMen) meant to protect people? If not then whats the point in them?! As it was his first trade he looked up a safe way to do it and on everything it said use a middle man as he did not have the rep for anyone to trust him (obviously). At the end of the day it is theft.
"Middlemen" are a risk and use of one is unsupported by Steam/Valve. If it doesn't fit in the trade window, then don't make the trade. That is the only secure way to do it.
Chances are, he will not be getting the item back. Best that can be hoped for in this is the person gets trade banned.
As for the police, they probably won't be able to do anything over a virtual item, regardless what the perceived value of it is.
I suggest reading Steam's Trading Policy before trading in the future.
During the trade process, Steam asks you to confirm your trade multiple times. It is your responsibility to review the items that you are trading. You first confirm the trade by checking the box that states, "Check this box when ready to trade". Once checked, you cannot add any items to the trade. If you remove an item you will have to re-check the box to confirm that you are ready. Once both users in the trade have checked this box, the final confirmation button will turn green. Both users must click this button to complete the trade. A log of the trade is also kept in a separate chat box within the trade window.
Do not trade for anything that cannot be added into the trade window within Steam. The most common examples of these scenarios are the following:
I then do not understand why everywhere has said to use a middle man?!
People suggest what makes them feel safe. Even if it is a false sense of security.
That is why there is an established trade system. Middlemen tend to be used when trading outside that system. Trading outside the established trade system is at your own risk.
So bascially there is nothing we can do?
Unfortunately, there isn't. He was asked to confirm it was a gift when giving it, with nothing in return. He agreed to it. Support will also see it as such.
Trader <------------> Middle-Man <-----------> Trader
I could be wrong, but usually the middle man has some sort of reputation and is supposed to help people from being scammed by handling the goods in the trade. Obviously, the OP was involved with a false Rep middle man.
an example, Paypal is a middleman service.
Oh, right. :/ Well these guys will definitely get their come-uppance. They're the sad acts who have to scam people for silly game weapons.. Clearly have no life or girlfriends, or dreams. Thanks for the help though.
If it isn't in the trade window and you ignore the warnings, you are likely to be scammed.