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‼️$1.5m+ in CSGO SKINS BANNED‼️ Gamebred who scammed @rich_foreskin been banned fortunately. In the same ban wave, everyone who had traded with him for the past week was also banned Please take a look @CounterStrike @Steam Retweets appreciated to help fix! First, here’s a list of all accounts affected unintentionally: 76561197977865694, 76561198303804534, 76561198280249562, 76561198156288216, 76561198364014139, 76561198396920167, 76561198217337396, 76561198120256540, 76561198078974438, 76561199168001818, 76561198431444043 All these accounts received a trade ban, just for having a trade within the last 8days~ with the scammer. As you can see below, a few days ago, I posted a tweet about the scam and due to community reports the scammer Gamebred was banned. nitter.gq/Adrian_Trade/sta… Now, there are 11 (and maybe more) accounts banned due to 1 scammer. Most of the users only SENT a skin to the scammer, so it’s unclear why they would even be banned for that. You can even see some of the trades were on March 22, a week before the scam. Furthermore, all the trades happened before the public tweet, so the banned users couldn’t have known. All steam requests have been met with a copy and paste reply from steam support citing user reports on the accounts. However, why would all these accounts get the reports? It’s clear they were banned from interacting with Gamebred. This is not a good look for steam, as there have been an increase in false bans and I urge Steam Support to take a look at this and get it resolved. If Steam’s new policy is any interaction with a scammer (regardless of whether it was possible to know) results in a permanent trade ban all p2p sites are in trouble.