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All it takes is users getting highjacked and their untradable/unsellable items deleted for support to get swarmed with users demanding the deleted items be restored.
Or users who regret deleting an item and spamming support to restore the items.
And only the account owner can see the account login name, so it doesn't matter what it is as only the account owner knows it.
And if you used something personal that you regret using as your login name, well basic Internet safety says not to do that.
So a scammer who has highjacked your account can't get anything out of that if the account is outside the refund period for the game.
With items, if they can't sell or trade it away for their own gain, they will delete it to leave nothing behind.
So, if users can learn to not use scam sites and stop falling for obvious phishing scams, then maybe Valve will think about it.
Users need to learn to keep their accounts secure first.