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Even had this situation just few days ago when one of my friends asked the exact same question (not related to this thread). In that case I called the person via whatsapp and told him that his acc is phised. But that also happenend to other people in the past and community banning them until the owner comes back was the normal case.
What changes over time with scammers is the URL link, page design/looks, the bait story, or whom they're impersonating. There no true way to stopping this, and every business has to rely on reports from others so support can update their blacklist for URL, and lock said accounts that are stolen until real owner reclaim account.
^This.
I studied computer science and work in a big company where support systems are used aswell and I'm in the project teams of things like that and these things would be solved so fast.
You're explaining me things I already know and weren't part of the thread.
I asked how long it takes valve to check these urgent cases. I never asked what it is and how it works.
Edit: Again, it was particially rethorical. Because I know urgent things require at least 6 months. I know that because I'm in a chat group with people and we track steam groups and scammer profiles and plenty of reported profiles, guides, groups etc. pp. get deleted many months, sometimes even years later.
Yeah, not my concern that known and reported scam accounts can scam further for months, sometimes years.
Some people in this forum think they help with their forum posts but they didn't realize after all their time spending here they got "operational blindness" (which is the used term for people who work in the same place for decades and there's no oppurtunity for improvements and thus they fall behind). So maybe doing a forum break for couple of months and then comming back with a fresh mind would help you.