Community Market Purchase Verification

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Nightlistic 11 月 7 日下午 10:10

So anyone else experiencing issues with purchases on the Community Market just not completing? Goes through the same transactions it used to for finishing a purchase, but now results with a dead verification email from Steam that causes nothing happening. I guess that $.25 I wanted to spend is going to put Steam out of business or something because this is just the most counter productive way I've seen a market be ran. Let me spend my $.25 on digital ones, and zero's Steam without the FBI levels of nonsense. It's $.25 Steam, not a 25 million.

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Faylyn 11 月 18 日上午 8:52

Same issue here and there's absolutely nothing in the help forums to fix this. I even waited a week and nothing happened.

Hikari Light 11 月 18 日上午 8:57

Steam checks to make sure ALL money moving through THEIR ecosystem is clean and not from a stolen source.

Even allowing the transfer of a few pennies worth of stolen funds can result in fines of thousands of dollars for Valve.

Faylyn 11 月 19 日上午 5:19

Makes sense, but I've only added funds through Steam's storefront and haven't sold anything in months while still buying other cards in the meantime, so I don't think that's the issue.

最后由 Faylyn 编辑于; 11 月 19 日上午 5:20

RPG Gamer Man 11 月 19 日上午 11:27

引用自 Hikari Light：
Steam checks to make sure ALL money moving through THEIR ecosystem is clean and not from a stolen source.

Even allowing the transfer of a few pennies worth of stolen funds can result in fines of thousands of dollars for Valve.

Yep, that is called money laundering. Mafia used to do this in the 1930's. If you watch an old gangster movie from that era, you can learn more about it.

Paratech2008 11 月 19 日下午 3:18

引用自 RPG Gamer Man：
引用自 Hikari Light：
Steam checks to make sure ALL money moving through THEIR ecosystem is clean and not from a stolen source.

Even allowing the transfer of a few pennies worth of stolen funds can result in fines of thousands of dollars for Valve.

Yep, that is called money laundering. Mafia used to do this in the 1930's. If you watch an old gangster movie from that era, you can learn more about it.

Or play the first Mafia game and do it in the videogame!