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回報翻譯問題
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2268-EAFZ-9762
- The account data must indicate that the account was hijacked
- The owner of the account has never received an item restoration in the past (item restoration is a one-time gesture per user)
- The items were removed from the account within 30 days of submitting a Steam Support ticket
- Trade confirmation was enabled on the account at the time of the hijacking
- The account has reliable data (trade restoration may be denied if an account appears to have poor data due to proxy/VPN or public computer use, abuse reports, trades with hijacker or scammer accounts, or any other data point that is a concern to Steam Support Technicians).
If your items were traded away or sold on the marketplace by an account hijacker, submit a Steam Support ticket with your report. Ensure that your report contains screenshots of the trades or Market sales in question, as shown here: Listing Trades for Steam Support. Note that any attempt to mislead Steam Support will cause appropriate restrictions to be applied to your accounts. For information on how to safeguard your account, please read our Account Security Recommendations and Account Phishing FAQs.