It's me your brother and i need you to buy 10 cs:go knifes and trade them to me so i could be released from jail. They only take csgo knifes as bail out for some reason:o
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Well, one time, I pretended to be this guy's brother.
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lost a Shadow Complex key on a trade, HB revoked it, gave me another copy, and the scammer's profile was deleted somehow
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Never trust random Russian guy offering you free money.
Or random people from other countries of course =P
But why would he seek someone out to split the money with, if I was that Russian guy and the story was real I'd keep it all to myself..
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You are very correct. However, a naive person may still start looking for and find a reason. Maybe the guy wants to split for anonymity (so that the "owners" wouldn't see who withdrawn the money). Of course, the guy could simply create an alt account, but some people just can't think when someone's handing them over $200.
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A friend of mine has been contacted by a random Russian guy. The person introduced himself as an administrator in stopgaben.pw, a supposedly gambling site. He explained that he was hired as a designer there and that the owners forgot to remove his admin rights. The guy offered $400 in site credits, which he wanted to split. The money could supposedly be redeemed after depositing $10.
This was obviously a scam. The offer already sounded too good to be true, but on to of that, my friend would always win in lotteries with the credits "donated". We tried chatting through the website. We could see each other's messages, but every time we tried to talk/respond to someone else, we were just ignored.
I'm including pictures of the chat and website, should it change domain. Notice how the name at the top left doesn't match with the domain already. Names are censored, hence the Steamgifts rules and privacy. A steamrep.com report has already been submitted. This post is just to spread awareness. Finally, if you came here for the giveaway, here it is. Happy holidays.
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