Hackers take my Items on CS: GO worth over $100

[Uncle Pham]

Okay so this guy want to to trade something for my knife that I put up on the market yesterday. he linked me to a website that i was stupid enough to click and they got my password and username and logged in add them as a friend and took my Flip Knife Stained, Aug Chamilion, and my StatTrak P90 Blind Spot. This is the link that they sent me: steamcommunitjy.com/profiles/76562423476537462/

I don't know the name of the guy's account that actually logged in, and traded my stuff to his account because it was some Russian name. and the guy that sent me the link his acount was Play Hard or something.

[Uncle Pham]

Jimathus님이 먼저 게시:

This is such a common problem now. I think they should just lose their stuff as a lesson learned. Who hasnt heard of this scam already. Just have to visit the forum here once to see 20 threads about it daily.

i go on the forums a lot never saw this as an issue...

[MagicTurtle]

http://prizescode.net/?ref=ENlfRbTKd

[Uncle Pham]

Seth^^님이 먼저 게시:

Yes, the OP is uneducated in the computer world... his browser probably looks like this :P http://www.dunedinit.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Too_many_toolbars-1024x837-1.jpg

.... this is my browser...
http://i.imgur.com/yPJC4K9.jpg

[Marty]

OP, just stop trying to excuse stuff, noones gonna get you your 100 bucks worth of virtual goodies back. You goofed, that's it

[Uncle Pham]

Spooky Sniper님이 먼저 게시:

OP, just stop trying to excuse stuff, noones gonna get you your 100 bucks worth of virtual goodies back. You goofed, that's it

im not really worrying about the money right now. I would like something but i wont be so yea... but Seth is just getting on my nerves

[Marty]

That's how this works sweatheart.

[Wh1ppet]

TheSuperHB님이 먼저 게시:

Okay so this guy want to to trade something for my knife that I put up on the market yesterday. he linked me to a website that i was stupid enough to click and they got my password and username and logged in add them as a friend and took my Flip Knife Stained, Aug Chamilion, and my StatTrak P90 Blind Spot. This is the link that they sent me: steamcommunitjy.com/profiles/76562423476537462/

I don't know the name of the guy's account that actually logged in, and traded my stuff to his account because it was some Russian name. and the guy that sent me the link his acount was Play Hard or something.

Sorry to put it so bluntly but welcome to the list of suckers that have fallen for this scam.. If you were more observant it would not have happened. Not justifying the practice and hope the russians (always tracks back to Russia) that are doing this pay for it, but it does not change the fact that anyone that is careful about their passwords checks to make sure a site is legit before trying to log into it and these phishing sites have MANY red flags that they are NOT legit, starting with the fact that the Steam client refuses to connect to it, so it's clearly not in Steam's domains, and the Steam Client is the only interface anyone should be doing trading and marketting interactions with for just that reason.

You fell for a scam and it is in your part you got robbed.. Now, like I told the other people that I have bothered chiming in on that have experienced these problems, I sure hope you have changed your password since it happened or they will be back for more, you can almost be garraunteed.

ADDED: Having just gone to look at said site before I put in this part, just to make sure I am right, you also failed to look at the URL line in the browser you used because it fails to pass the credentials check that any legit site worth mentioning passes that in the Chrome browser shows as a green highlighted section before the URL that has a padlock and the name of the company that site is actually registered to... The site in question doesn't pass that check for anything and if you track them down, they are always on the same Russian ISP's servers.

[bvguthrie]

I cannot believe that I just read five pages of people insulting someone who asked for help. What is wrong with you people?
To the OP: contact Steam Support (support.steampowered.com). They may or may not be able to restore your items, but they should at least be able to deal with the guy who did it.