Business of the year, "sell" your Steam accounts
Friday, October 07, 2005
Edit: To those who don't know, there is something known to the rest of the world as sarcasm.
If there ever were a *censored* of the year award, Gabe Newell must be one of the nominees, if not the winner. Valve Software is one of the most unprofessional and *censored* companies ever.
My previous post describes how I lost my Steam account and emailed their support. Well, today I got an answer.
"I cannot disable his account because he has the cdkey. Sorry."
What is that for *censored* answer? I write a complete letter and the *censored*gives me an answer that is written in less than 30 seconds.
I have thought of the perfect business plan (we
already know it works), here it goes:
1. Get a Valve game, such as Half-Life 2 in the store and register the
CD-Key to a new Steam account. The more games you buy, the quicker the money would roll in. Consider buying around 200-300 games, and you could do this as a full-time job.
2. Sell your Steam account on the
Internet, on sites that allow it to be sold. Only sell the username and
password, but do not give them the CD-Key. Put it up for a cheap price, around
half the price of what it usually would cost.
3. After the account has been sold, contact Steam Support telling them that your
account has been "hacked" or "stolen", providing them with the CD-Key.
4. They will reset the account for you.
5. Repeat and watch the cash roll in.
This actually works. Good job Valve, your the best. Now I will become rich, and the anger would be directed at you! Muhahahah... .... ... .. . *censored*.
Me and my friend worked out the problem ourselves so it's fine, but Valve... I can't believe they are soo unprofessional.
posted by Err0r @ 9:42 PM,
