Delete the link. Mods don't like it. Foriegn language users might go to it without realising it's a scam.
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Thanks for the quick response. As for where to report it, I personally don't know. I'd say Steam Support and wherever people go to report attack sites.
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Also, where can I report him to Steam for scamming?
While you're logged in on Steam, on his profile page, top right (above the Actions) -> Report Violation.
He seems to be legit, tho, look at the messages on his wall:
"Bro got hacked." "He was hacked ;-;" "dude, did you get hacked? "11:47 AM - *****: Hurry up..."
edit_ lol, beaten while I was collecting evidence :D
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Got fooled once back in Feburary 2011
Now with my guards and steam guards on, I'm not gonna get my account hacked again.
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Anyone who invites you randomly and tells you about 50 frees games should set off your spidey sense...
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I got a message request from someone. I accepted it, because what harm can a message do me?
It's from DrinkMyJuice, with a Kool-Aid man avatar. He says:
"LINK HIDDEN JUST IN CASE (it looked somewhat like steamgifts, at least it would from a first glance to an internet novice)
Hurry up 50 games are gifted in this link !
Good luck !
Don't forget to say thanks !"
If you know anything about the internet, you check the URL before you go to a site someone sends you to. The base site is (EDITED), not what it seems. I assume he's looking at people profiles on here and trying to mislead people. Because the site it sends you looks like naught but common phishing.
Just a fair warning, though I'm not sure how many eyes it will reach.
(Also, where can I report him to Steam for scamming?)
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