Somebody has been blocked for the number refund in Steam?

just slow down for a while... no need to refund everything, just think twice before buying or find alternate methods to test the games you want.

anyway, i think i'm not gonna refund anything since it affects your card drop rate. not gonna wait 2 hours again on each game.

You're abusing the system. Knock it off.

Got the warning once when a slew of games I bought became bundled/cheaper within the time frame and got a reminder. Just don't use it as a means of trying the game in the future and you'll be fine :D.

Honestly I don't think 10-15 games refunded out of 135+ games bought (10 games a week) is excessive. That actually sounds about right to me. Even though you're not supposed to use the refund system as a try-before-you-buy, that number could easily be attributed to bugs, bad ports, poor controls, false advertising, cheaper price, or an unplayable game.

It's likely that the refund warning notification is not taking into account the number of games you've bought at one time and is only looking at the number of refunds in a certain time period. I wonder if you bought 50 games at the same time and 5 of them didn't work properly and you did this twice in a couple weeks would Steam still give you the warning even though your refunds were completely legitimate?

If you're buying that many games then I'd say you are a valuable customer to Steam.

Just pirate the game to try before you buy. Simple.

I think the refund system is not in place to get your money back because you are not satisfied with a game, it is in place to let you get back your money if the game did false advertising, did not work for you because of bugs and stuff or something like that.
If you want refunds because "But I was not fascinated by them." then i think you deserve to get a ban if you keep doing this.

You know , cause ppl like you they may decide to put some shity restrictions to the whole refund system .
Go check a video on youtube , or read a review ...
Like srsly 2 out of 10 is WAY to much refund rate .

I just ... just...just.

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Ofcourse you have a right to get your money back but Steam doesn't function like a store you don't get 30 days to return the game all purchases are final and from what you said you've had too many refunds and Steam are suspicious of your reasons/use of the refunds. In future even though you should be entitled to a refund your not really, so just do a little research on what your buying if you have no idea if you'll like it or not

Here's your answer: https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/3r00oi/valve_just_restricted_my_sons_account_for_being/

I do not know the reason why you created a thread but you should have included a poll to see the major reasoning of the commenters.

I've never used the returns policy once. But 102 games since September to this day, means an average of playing 10 games a week. If you'd need an average of 5 hours to finish most of these games (so roughly 50 hours), at the moment you are clearly not even meeting that level of dedication. Looking at your steam profile in the last two weeks you spend 38 hours gaming, so that's 19 hours a week.

So ...

I only refunded one game so far, because I bought it a day before it went on sale. So I refunded it and bought it back 75% off (which is a legit reason for a refund.)

If you refunded 15 games, I'd say you're abusing the refund system. Imagine you buy stuff from a normal store, and you go to the desk guy 15 times and want a refund. At some point, he's just gonna tell you to f*** off :-P

Just a little question. How many games did U buy in those three months where U asked for a refund for 15 games? What is the ratio of games U keep? Lets say U buy 20 games, how many do U return? Thank U.

Edit: Why am I in a necro? Who bumped this from hell?
Edit2: Culprit on first page. Also, OP has not been on Steam for 200+ days. I will never know why.

If Steam allowed customers to refund games repeatedly and without limit then Steam would effectively become a free game rental service (even if the two-hour limit did not allow completion of the game - according to the stats most people don't complete games anyway). This would obviously cause Steam and the whole game industry to suffer as a result.

The processing of refunds costs Valve money, its not like your handing them cash and then just asking for it back. So yes, if you repeatedly asks for refunds the cost Valve incurs for all those transactions is going to stack and eventually they're going to say it's not worth doing business with you.

What's with the necro threads today?

digging in 2 years old thread and the OP didnt login in for 2 year .