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Common sense, really. You don't know who they are in real life and you will likely never meet them, so why trust them?
Well you clearly didn't read the legal policies you agreed to upon creating your account. If you did, you would know that sharing accounts is not only a violation of Steam policies, it's also an obvious security risk.
Nothing wrong with that, although like with anything on the internet, you should always proceed with caution.
You mean this dead obvious scam sites and those places off Steam where VALVE will not be able to help you? Yeah, nobody should be going there full stop. They shouldn't even be thinking about it.
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I'm guessing you just fell for what should have been an obvious scam. Oh, dear.
that should be an obvious one
well if its a steam group, then its ok, but of course caution with any type of trading, goes a long way.
anoy obvious one, but of course you get people who will do that and have their profiles compromised.
That is no problem if you know what you are doing.
Correct, only trade on Steam or affiliated options.
That is also correct.