http://puu.sh/45bUu.png X.x What is your opinion?

UPDATE

Yes I clicked it, BUT U DON'T DO THAT.
Chrome is blocking this site so I'm not hacked (i think)

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Fake.

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It's a key!!!!!!11!!1!

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not a key...

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lol @ this thread

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^^

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This. Don't trust it. At all.

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And it also mentions your username, not just "dear steam user".

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I don't trust it.

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That link looks like this: http://www.google.com.

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but when i focus your link i see yahoo.com

When i focus link on my email it's still the same

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Are you sure is exactly the same? Scammers who use fake steamcommunity domains replace "m" with "n" or so.

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The text you see when you focus over a link can be changed with javascript, so you shouldn't trust that either (I'd think gmail wouldn't allow javascript in e-mails, though).

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Lol, I thought you were saying you didn't trust puu.sh xD

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You little go mad :D

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That e-mail seems to be from Support. Did you contact Support before receiving that e-mail? Maybe someone intended to log-in into your account and contacted Support to get access (lost password), and they're checking your e-mail...

I dunno really, but it is very suspicious. I would contact Support myself before doing anything else, to ask about that e-mail (with screenshot), that way there's a proof that something weird happened, in case you can't access your account in the near future.

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"Maintain on your Steam account"

I wouldn't even have even opened the e-mail, let alone the link after reading the subject.

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That's a big hint, but only to a native speaker

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https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/4952345600/hE4DF10E3/

By the way, did it come in Polish and you used Google Translate for the forum users' benefit?

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I don't think so. Gmail has just asked whether to translate it into polish language (he probably uses polish one in Gmail so that it is) but obviously he didn't clicked the button to translate it :P

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I DARE you to click it!

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please confirm your account steam by clicking the following link... ya that wording is a dead giveaway its fake.

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View all headers, and view source.

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Also, they dont say "Dear Steam user", they use your profile name: "Dear <profile name>".

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When in doubt I right click the link then "Copy link location" and paste it into a notepad window. Then you'll see where it'd actually send you.

That said, I'm rarely in doubt. They're always scams.

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I just got this email too.
The actual link doesn't direct to steam.

I wonder how they got my email.

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You likely used it to register to a service that was compromised and had its user information database sold to the highest bidder. UPlay, Battle.net, Origin, Square-Enix members, Steam, PlayStation Network/Sony Entertainment Network, (XBox) Live... almost every mainstream gaming or digital distribution network has been hacked within the past couple years, had user information stolen, and thus had those databases torn apart for e-mails, common usernames/passwords, and all this information sold to anyone that wants it.

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Closed 11 years ago by Denial94.