Hi, I traded some keys to some guy in exchange for a CSGO key. He said that the ones he had were for friends and that he would buy me one the next day after having redeemed my keys. He then went offline for about a week and now has unfriended me. I do not remember his username as it was in Korean and I cannot find him through this webstoe as he directly added me.

Any help would be appreciated

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Check Inventory history.

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there was no steam trade involved in this, so no history.

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Stalk harder. That is how you fix this. Keep records.

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Found them by looking in my activity feed. How shall I go about getting my key?

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you probably got scammed. always check who you trade with!

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Just remind him about it. If he disagreed, You could always ask Steam support for help (don't even care about their statements saying they don't help with trades. they really DO HELP. They should give your key back once You described your pproblem. Keep in and that it will take some tme so better option would be to get it directly (You can also tell this person that You're going to -rep him here, report to Steam and other places if he ddn't want to do that).

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to me it looks like this poor fella gave some game keys to someone who said he would pay him in CS.GO keys. nothing steam/valve can do about it.

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i highly doubt steam gives a damn about retail keys.

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Try steam support, but It's a hard deal, they gonna look at that like a gift...
You should try that at least... Best luck!

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The only thing You could do now is browse through yur browser history. Chrome does it pretty well with searching by a keyword. You would type "steamcommunity" or something similar and You could then browse through every site You accessed at least once. You should finally find his Steam profile URL as You'd probably recall him just after finding THAT nickname.
I don't know about other browsers but they should have searching feature implemented as well. I am not sure but I think You could also be able to search Steam browser history by accessing your main internet explorer.

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Worst friend ever

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if you meant key to open cases and you used trading feature check your trade history, if you are talking about game key I wonder if you still have his/her chat otherwise you lose it for good , in case you don't know you can also check his name if he changed it if you found it.

Obviously/more likely you have been scammed,
Getting it back almost impossible, the only thing you can do is find him and report him and black list him on various steam trade supporting site, like steamgift or steamrep, well it doesn't seem you have enough proof to have that account banned but still you have warned the others anyway.

Good luck

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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Steamrep :P

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LOL!

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