Uh, hey there, guys. It's Logan. Been some time, huh?

Sorry about that. I had my mind elsewhere, and couldn't focus on this group at all. But recently, I'm more motivated to revive that interest.

I am currently looking into options for reliable server hosting, to get my own little slice of TF2 heaven back up and running. It's tricky, as I'm a dummy with this sort of thing...but I really wanna get back into this. It was so much fun, and I need it back.

If any of you know someone that could offer me some pointers with the technical stuff, please let me know. It would be insanely valuable.

This isn't GUARANTEED yet, so don't blow your load on the spot. But, know that I am interested...and I know you would be to.

I'll update you if anything advances.

Love ya,

~Logan

I'm just going to make this as clear as possible: IF A LINK LOOKS SUSPICIOUS, DO NOT CLICK IT.

With another round of steam hijackers going around, I figured it'd be best for me to get this announcement out there.

A lot of people are sadly falling for it, and having their accounts compromised in the process, thus leading to a lot more Steam Support tickets regarding account hijackings.


A common scare tactic that scammers try is the "Pending Ban" method, claiming that they "accidentally" reported you to steam support for having duped items, or claiming that you have a pending ban on your account.

They will either ask for your username and password or your steam mobile authenticator number in order to try and log in.

To quote Steamrep:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Steamrep:

There is no such thing as a "pending" ban or Steam admin. Anyone threatening your account is a scammer trying to scare you.

Another scam method is that someone will randomly add you and send a message saying that you "won" some sort of giveaway even though you never partook in one, and would send you a link to a website where you would enter a "code" in order to "Claim" your prize.

It's just another method for scamming you, and getting your account.

Scammers are crafty and deceptive, they won't stop even after they get your account.

But if you believe you've been compromised, Here are a few methods to combat hijacking:

• CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD!
  
• Deauthorize ALL devices signed into steam.
  
• If you have a steam API key, revoke it IMMEDIATELY!

As always, I hope you stay safe out there! The last thing we'd want is to see more people being hijacked.

It's Nico. With some good and bad news.

Good news: I'm back in my account.
Bad news: My items are gone. Steam Support won't give them back or grant replacements due to some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about how there's "dupes" and something like that.

https://steamoss.com/id/hemaofalltradesaaasd/

^ That's the bastard that hijacked my account, forcing me to lock it. Give him all the reports in the world.

On top of that, if you see this guy attempting to add you for a "Donation", report him and block him ASAP.

P.S: Hema, if you see this... go ♥♥♥♥ yourself.

https://steamoss.com/id/hemaofalltrades

Here's the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that hijacked Nico's account!

Everyone, report this piece of ♥♥♥♥. Block him. Warn your friends about his scummy BS. Asap.

~Logan

Guys. Some serious ♥♥♥♥ went down. Nico's account was hijacked by some ♥♥♥♥♥-ass scammer pleading good will with a convincing story. Nico's account is currently locked and waiting on a response from Steam Support.

Be on the alert for any ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ claiming it's donation to a good cause. I don't have the bastard's name, but I'm telling you...TRUST NOBODY.

Seriously, watch yourselves.

~Logan