VAC trade ban for CSGOPOINTS

[BURNT RICE]

Someone at Valve decided few hours ago to trade ban all of our trading bots. They have even banned unused Steam accounts, which never made a single trade. Some of the suspended accounts were created 5 days ago and the Steam Guard restriction does not allow trading before that 15 days limit.

- We are not CS GO gambling related, since the users earn free points for participating in surveys.

- All our Steam accounts have never accepted virtual items from users. They only give items.

- We have actually deposited many money into the Steam wallets to buy the user rewards. So Steam itself profited a lot from our website.

We have already an open support ticket with Steam to hopefully resolve this issue ASAP, so that all users can get the open rewards, which are now stuck in the Steam accounts.

If you want to support us in this case, you should contact the Steam support as well, to get some attention in this case.

https://help.steampowered.com/

[Silicon Vampire]

I do not see where any of the forums can help you.

http://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement/

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[Cathulhu]

VAC has nothing to do with trade bans.
It's Valve Anti Cheat, not Valve Anti Trade.

[☯Rub A Dub Nub☯™]

this part is stellar TBH
"You may not use Cheats, automation software (bots), mods, hacks, or any other unauthorized third-party software, to modify or automate any Subscription Marketplace process."