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[Mike]

For anyone that is friends with xben please do not listen to anything he sends you on steam, xfire etc. We have reason to believe that he may have been hacked or attempting to hack others. He is doing this by sending false steam links that require you to enter your steam username and password. Please DO NOT do this, i shall be contacting xBen about this via his personal email.

If you have done this please let us know so we dont trust your account either but im sure no one is as stupid as xBen.

[Graham]

Mike, on 07 September 2010 - 06:16 PM, said:

We have reason to believe

There are 3 suspicious things here:

1) The url is strange / spelt wrong
2) Steam says it's not an official site
3) You are already logged into Steam, why the need to login again (When you go to the link it asks for your Steam login information)

For information on how to change your password and or security question see here: https://support.stea...=4988-DHXV-7272

Stay safe

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[hnQ]

that's a really old website, one that gets your steam info and immeadiatly changes it including the email

you need to open a ticked on steam AND have the CSSource case and paper where it tells you your serial key to get it back

[p.rothwell]

Hm, I was in a game with him just about 6pm yesterday.

[A38]

Old tricks ..

[Zeromac]

Maybe he's got a virus on his computer and thus sending you those messages on Steam.

I had a virus on my old computer, and I there was a spambot who were spamming my friends on Skype, sending them fake links etc.