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https://help.steampowered.com/en/
in client it is Help -> Steam Support
They offer links to open a actual support ticket to get in contact with Steam Support.
Which is the ONLY way on Steam.
My issue is that they added in-app purchasing at some point in the past 5 years and didn't notify parents so they could prevent it. They are a horrible company. Absolutely horrible.
Ya ... I've been trying that for days, and they offer no help whatsoever.
I mean, why did your child have access to your account? Your account should be secured with a password login so this can not happen.
So the first point of failure was not Steam but your lack of securing your account.
Or teaching your child not to access your things when you are not home.
Or going on a spending spree in an online game.
I fail to see how ANY of that is on Steam. They give you plenty of tools to prevent scenarios like this, from account security to family view settings to manage children on Steam.
And yes, "consumable items" in games are non refundable on Steam, you would need to get in contact with the game publisher for that, Steam has zero access to that money as it did go straight to the publisher.
Sounds like the kid needs to pay you back, then.
I had Family View turned on.
The store was restricted. He shouldn't have been able to make a purchase. Steam can't even tell me how it happened.
Sorry, but like countless other parents out there, I'm working 6am to 8pm almost every day just to put food on the table. I can't watch them 24-7. That is the reality for many working-class families. He's a really good kid who didn't understand that they would put purchases in the game. On top of my crazy work schedule, I volunteer over 300 hours a year to help with my kids' activities. I'm trying. There are a lot of parents out there doing their absolute best, and then there are judgemental ass-hats like you ready to blame the parents.
Your best option in the future is to unlink any kind of payment service such as paypal / credit card from your account and only use it when you buy such items but never keep it linked after.
Also it falls on you to not allow anyone else to use your account as this is not allowed and if you want to allow your child to be able to use some of your games look into getting them their own account and setting up family share and set proper restrictions so this does not happen again.
https://store.steampowered.com/steam_refunds
In-app purchasing is turned off on every computer, ever phone, every gaming system. But never had I encountered in-app purchasing in Steam. And the store was turned off on Family View, so he shouldn't have been able to make any purchases. We purchased some Jackbox Games and Stray.
How long have you been using Steam? We never saw in-app purchasing prior to this instance.
A lot of games have their own in game stores and this may had been the issue.
https://www.teamfortress.com/mannconomy/
There were in-game purchases on Steam before they introduced Greenlight. So at least 14 years at this point.