Have i been scammed? :: Steam Community Market

STEAM GROUP

Steam Community Market CmMkt

Join Group

STEAM GROUP

Steam Community Market CmMkt

232,552
MEMBERS

6,568

IN-GAME

39,817

ONLINE

Founded

12 December, 2012

Overview Announcements Discussions Events Members Comments

All Discussions > General Discussions > Topic Details

VOLCANO 16 Jun @ 12:10pm

Have i been scammed?

i recently clicked on a link by the name of stemmcommunity and im not sure if i have been hacked or not i just scanned my computer via Norton and it says there are some Infostealers yet i did not input any information could they still get away with my info?

< >

Showing 1-7 of 7 comments

Duel Sundown 16 Jun @ 12:22pm

Change your steam pw to be safe. And always be cautious about clicking on any links.

VOLCANO 16 Jun @ 12:27pm

will do i just completely didn't read it since it was a community link i just clicked it until i saw the activation and thought it was heavily suspicious due to me not knowing this person

𝖝𝖊𝖓𝖔⚡ 21 Jun @ 2:35pm

How to open the market?

President ☯Vibin☯ 22 Jun @ 2:01pm

change steam password > enable mobile guard if you haven't > remove the malware from your computer > putting your information in or not; don't click any links you don't trust. As in; read. steamcommunity.com is STEAM. Any mis-spellings (stemmcommunity, steamcommunity, any .net(s), stearncomunity , etc.) are not STEAM.
TLDR: Change password, enable mobile guard, remove malware, don't click shibty links, as well as don't put your API Key out there.

Last edited by President ☯Vibin☯; 22 Jun @ 2:01pm

group B spectator 22 Jun @ 6:32pm

first uninstall norton and use windows defender. second please activate 2FA security. and yes it is usually a phishing website where u type in ur steam name and password and then they steal ur acc.

Duel Sundown 22 Jun @ 6:39pm

Originally posted by Koopa Bros Keep Cool:
first uninstall norton and use windows defender. second please activate 2FA security. and yes it is usually a phishing website where u type in ur steam name and password and then they steal ur acc.

What's wrong with Norton?

=WL= Soulfull.bw(Here and not) 23 Jun @ 5:31pm

Originally posted by Duel Sundown:
Originally posted by Koopa Bros Keep Cool:
first uninstall norton and use windows defender. second please activate 2FA security. and yes it is usually a phishing website where u type in ur steam name and password and then they steal ur acc.

What's wrong with Norton?

norton has a bad rep of not detecting malware that defender can detect. it just a safery precaution or advice ok?