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(A six month time window for chargebacks on fraudulent charges is just one of the reasons I can think of from the top of my head.)
I mean you can say that about anything and have it be valid but I see your point. I could agree more to the spam then the scams. I mean... I would need a example of how to scam someone with a Steam Link.
Good to know, thanks for the information. I appreciate it.
*cough* and the Ginger Beard Man even lol.
See literally anything lol.
However, for the general Steam userbase it makes little sense when one considers the reason why these referral schemes are made.
They're made for visibility.
The store foregoes a bit of money in exchange for someone else linking to their site. It's covert advertising, a way to bring clicks to the store.
And Steam doesn't need that visibility.
Also, given the size of Steam's userbase their utility for a given user is practically void. There's going to be at any given moment tens of millions of other users fighting for that referral.