Refund items of Valve with some evidences.

[Hype]

Hello, what about refunding scammed or lost items with some evidences from Valve again, I think It's cool. I got scammed and my "torturer" had my scammed item 2 days in inventory, so Steam Support had 2 days for return my scammed item from his inventory to maine, I think my idea for returning scammed items in way like this is very good. Thanks for reading!

[Satoru]

Scams are 100% avoidable
Items have never been removed in those situations
Follow the trading rules and such exceptions are unnecessary

[76109108007942031]

I'm not too sure what you're asking for. Do you mean that you want Valve to give scammed items back if you show evidence? Because that sounds easy to fake and abuse.

[Flurdy]

Its your fault you got scammed. You'll have to live with it and just move on. I don't think valve should refund anything at all.

[Theblaze]

Scammed items are not returned.

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=9958-MJDG-3003
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3415-WAFH-6433

[Tev]

Or people could just read the policies and not get scammed.

[Flurdy]

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

Please, stop being salty.

We simply gave our opinion, isn't that what you wanted in the first place?

[JPMcMillen]

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

I know, but I say in what situations it will can be refundend, I think my ideas for it are good. Fast Support or refund items.

It won't be. If you trade/give somebody something, that's it, you don't own it anymore. And odds are the scammer already traded the item to at least one other account (if not more) and has probably already sold/traded it to someone who has no knowledge of how it was obtained.

Trading is very simple, you trade directly with the person who has what you want. You don't ever trade through a middle man, nor do you give someone something for a payment outside Steam.

[𝔗 𝔬 𝔟 𝔦 𝔞 𝔰]

we live in the year 2017... 100 videos have been posted about scams. many thousands of discussion's have been made about scams. the authenticator was made to prevent scams!

People just doesn't give a ♥♥♥♥ about reading whats important on trades.

You get a teaching leason when you get scammed... next time the same mistake will not be made unless you are a complete mindless idiot.

[FMP]

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

I know, but I say in what situations it will can be refundend, I think my ideas for it are good. Fast Support or refund items.

Never and I disagree with your ideas.

Valve is not a safety net for user mistakes and should not spent time trying to work out what happened. The rules are in place and breaking them is down on the user.

[𝔗 𝔬 𝔟 𝔦 𝔞 𝔰]

hey gois i gib 50dulls trug pipal fur yir 100 itum bukpick (wirth 20$) jist sind thu itums furst trist meu 100% nit a scim tex suppirtus aprived

if you fall for something like that then you have lost allot of braincells

[cinedine]

Same treatment for everyone. Either no one will get their items back or everyone. They tried the later, it was abused (surprise!) with fake scams and lead to diminished profits on the market (I guess).

If one will get their 500 dollar knife back and another can kiss goodbye his skins with a total of USD 10, the emerging drama would be enough to stop this.

[Start_Running]

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

I know, but I say in what situations it will can be refundend, I think my ideas for it are good. Fast Support or refund items.

No need for such ideas. The system is scam proof. Just not idiot proof.

[Darren]

Amusingly this idea would just offer more opportunity for scamming.

The scammers could go first will an item claim you never fulfilled your side (the cash part even if you did) and have Steam return their item.

[ KARR™]

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

Mhm, I was new in trades and Valve didn't give me information how to protect myself before scams, I thought on Steam, they are not scammers, there is clean community with good intentios.

Escrito originalmente por Hype:

Something other than "YOU WERE NOT PROTECTED, YOUR FAULT"

Something other than the "This trade appears suspicious" warning that tells you that if they have promised wallet funds, cd keys or other items they may be attempting to scam you, and need to confirm that you are giving your items away and expect nothing in return?