xDePloY
Bazinga!
Hey guys,
So theres is alot of fraud going along the use of steam trade through its trading interface due to "steam gift frauds" and therefore, I am suggesting the rule following rule to be put in;
"Retracted steam gifts sold to people must be refunded and offenders will be held accountable". (Wording is not too great but you get the point)
This rule is applied same with steam accounts. However, not with gifts.
This happens when the seller of the gift purchases the game off steam wanted by the customer and delivers the game to the buyer(customer), as a normal trade would go.
However, after delivery and receiving cash from the customer, the seller would chargeback the money sent to steam causing the buyer to lose possession of the gift.
Chargebacks will root in the sellers favor due to steam already retracting the gift which will cause the customer to lose both the gift and his money while the seller runs off with the money and the gift.
With this new rule implemented, those who have offended this rule must pay back the customer as their is no official rule that holds the seller accountable. This rule will also minimise the amount of scammers running around.
EDIT: Another new rule I just thought of is; All CD-Keys must be shown via screenshot/picture with the code erased and your sythe name next to it in order to prove its legitimate.
Also another suggestion is sellers of gifts must add screenshots of the gift as the rule applies to accounts currently as well.
Thanks for reading!
Best Regards,
xDePloY
EDIT: Big NOTE
I also wanted to make a precaution stick somewhere in the section; if the game is sent to you via gift and not traded through the steam trading system. The gift can be retracted easier because people make false accusations that they sent to wrong person.
So theres is alot of fraud going along the use of steam trade through its trading interface due to "steam gift frauds" and therefore, I am suggesting the rule following rule to be put in;
"Retracted steam gifts sold to people must be refunded and offenders will be held accountable". (Wording is not too great but you get the point)
This rule is applied same with steam accounts. However, not with gifts.
This happens when the seller of the gift purchases the game off steam wanted by the customer and delivers the game to the buyer(customer), as a normal trade would go.
However, after delivery and receiving cash from the customer, the seller would chargeback the money sent to steam causing the buyer to lose possession of the gift.
Chargebacks will root in the sellers favor due to steam already retracting the gift which will cause the customer to lose both the gift and his money while the seller runs off with the money and the gift.
With this new rule implemented, those who have offended this rule must pay back the customer as their is no official rule that holds the seller accountable. This rule will also minimise the amount of scammers running around.
EDIT: Another new rule I just thought of is; All CD-Keys must be shown via screenshot/picture with the code erased and your sythe name next to it in order to prove its legitimate.
Also another suggestion is sellers of gifts must add screenshots of the gift as the rule applies to accounts currently as well.
Thanks for reading!
Best Regards,
xDePloY
EDIT: Big NOTE
I also wanted to make a precaution stick somewhere in the section; if the game is sent to you via gift and not traded through the steam trading system. The gift can be retracted easier because people make false accusations that they sent to wrong person.



