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I don't know anything about the above website or how you log in but I'll leave this here just in case you need it later
Who told you to post about a completely non-steam issue here?
If you asked support and they told you go post here, it's because obviously this isn't a steam issue.
And, what Elvis said.
It also looks shady as hell.
If you have a problem with Gamekit, go yell at them, not at Valve, they have no connection to them.
Perhaps what Valve should do is when they find out the Steam Web API is being used to authenticate spam accounts they should disable said site's access to the API.
As far as I know, they already do that with sites that have been added to the filters.
But that would not stop the sites from still looking at peoples profiles to see if they have the crap in peoples names, people would only need to provide a link to their profile for that.
What Valve needs to do is make the filtering work on peoples names. But instead of adding hearts it just removes that part of the name, or locks the account from posting in any discussion area till its removed.
But Valve would also have to start adding parts of the banned urls too. Right now they only filter bannedurl.com and not bannedurl They need to block both while making sure name get filters applied to them too.
I'm also confused at what you mean by "change the no public wifi access policy". Steam has no such policy, and can't control other websites' policies.
That mistake was on me. I thought it was a help request regarding a 3rd party at first.
Note that doesnt use the steam api
It uses OpenID which is entirely different
Regarding the mention of Wi-Fi, maybe some users have trouble connecting to Steam via public Wi-Fi because there may be filters blocking either Steam specifically or the non-HTTP protocols required to maintain a connection to the service.
@Zekiran: Steam support told me to post this issue here.
Gwarsbane: I'm not yelling. Yelling is done in all caps. I am calmly trying to find out what can be done about their activities. Besides, yelling doesn't solve anything except send me into a PTSD episode.
After a closer look at the website, you are correct. They aren't affiliated with steam. My mistake and I apologize and redact that comment. They do claim to be partnered with Bigpoint and Smilegate. They also claim to provide Steam and Playsafe cards. It is also apparent they are either purchasing or possibly stealing steam keys. They then resell them to consumers for points instead of cash. I do not know if any cash has ever been exchanged for them. I for one never gave them any. Is steam getting paid for these product keys? Doesn't it go against steam policy to buy and then resell a product key for any type of exchangeable currency? I know its illegal to do so with hard copy games so that's why I asked. I know that they are using a point of sale process due to the fact that it takes them a day to "process your order" and "deliver the product" after the "purchase." It never took a day for digital copies keys to be given when I purchased them from Steam. But it does with them. They also claim that the Steam key they give you is random. Could it be that they might be hacking Steam for the keys? I ask cause they say, "We won't give refunds for repeated keys." The mere statement of repeated keys suggests a suspicion of hacking of Steam's store for licensed product keys. But I'll leave that up to an investigation team to find out if they so wish. What my questions boil down to is how are they getting these keys? Is it legal for them to do business the way they are? Wouldn't they need some kind of agreement from Valve to get "random" product keys. The other reason I am posting this to Valve is because I don't know who else I should ask. Valve's Licensed product keys are their main featured products. This unfair and possible illegal practice of theirs could also look bad on Steam. So who should I report their activities to? Who else can hold them accountable for unfair and / or possibly illegal activities?
Just because they have game keys doesn't mean they obtain them through the proper channels.