i recognize his style, he added me one day too and tried to scam me

Why you accept an invitation from random people? Easy to avoid idiots/beggers and other 3rdie people when you dont accept them :)

I laughed when reading #4, then #5. Sooooooo true lol

You don't get the "My father is sick and my mother is gone, my house is on auction and life is miserable. Still I managed to save my 'so so powerful computer'. Plz give me a very expensive game so I can forget my horrible situation." version of beggars around there?

1) Say nice things to the other person
give him/her the game and they won't proceed to another step.

Always have a key on hand for a shitty game that no-one in their right mind would ever want.
Give them the key and watch as they activate their own shame. :-)

I never knew there are actually people that add other people on Steam to beg for games. Jesus...the world we live in... Good thing it never happened to me.

Hasn't happened to me yet. But it probably will sooner or later, inevitably.

Sometimes people beg me to trade them something for an absolutely terrible offer. That's another form of begging I guess.

I've had it happen to me for all sorts of stuff on all sorts of sites. I'd be super hard pressed to even ask for something from someone else...and even then I probably would not. If I actually did, it would only take one No, to end it. Pestering someone isn't going to help. It's rude and annoying. Not to mention totally the wrong way to go about things.

is easy, they are mostly kids (stupid ones), also they really dont have anything to lose, even if they get banned they would just make another account and beg with that one

We live in a sad world.

A 12 year old german kid added me once, keep asking for games. Then saying how he is poor and can't afford any games, and his parents work very hard... next day he mentions that it's his birthday... saying that his parents couldn't afford to give him any present.
Days later he sends me a trade offer with the old Steam Trading Card beta access, saying it's worth a lot and he wants a game in exchange. After that I deleted him.

The answer could be a variety of things: sense of entitlement, being treated like they're special and of course they deserve whatever their hearts desire, failure in logic/common sense, or just general assholery.

For some reason, the recorded chat made me giggle. Most likely due to the absurdity of it.

You have a humble sounds dirty.

Never got a beggar to add me, though I got plenty of obvious scammers/imposters especially in the early days of trading.. Loved to f with them :D

That is also what happens when a creep try to talk to girls on the internet xD

That's the same with beggars in real life. Most of them (at least in my retarded country) don't really need to beg but they do and act in the same pattern.

I'm newbie contributor, so I've yet to get much of this (at least for Steam). Does this happen a lot?

You're soooo kind for telling everyone about this. nao giff meh gumz. Were me gum? HEY FUCKER WHERE IS MY GAME! Sooooo my game?

Does it go like this?

You may also ask us: why red is red?

The same happends with homeless people. They are all nice and i give them a bit of money. then the 3rd time he asks after a few days, i din't have money and he calls me an asshole lol. Welp safe to say i din't give him anything ever again :D.

I don't get why you accept all random people as friends. I get at least 5 people adding me per day (I assume it's my level and that being lvl85 means I can just throw games at anyone), but I will ignore anyone who don't fit in these categories:
1: Friend
2: Friend of a friend
3: At least lvl10, at least 50 games in list.
4: Public profile.

The rest I just ignore, because getting harassed daily for free games is annoying.