Seriously. I still don't know how people fall for this shit.
I'm playing L4D2, and all of a sudden, I get the message "(Friend) Amazing offer from steam and NVIDIA. 3 FREE games of your choise just go to: **LINK DELETED** and claim your games." (No, I haven't clicked or gone to the link, and I'm not going to.)
So, I reply "Someone hacked your account?"
Him- "no its real"
Me- "Yeah, you have fun with that. Learn what a .tk address is."
Him- (Friend) has changed their name to Hello.
 
So I text him up, and he said he entered his info and then signed out of the site. I ask him if he changed his name on Steam, and he said no as he wasn't connected.
 
Me- Congratulations, you're Steam account is now hacked.
 
 
Seriously, I don't know how people can fall for this stuff, but if you've got technically inclined friends, please explain these things.
 
 
 
Deleted the link to save people from themselves.
 
Anandtech PC Gaming Moderator
KeithTalent
			
			I'm playing L4D2, and all of a sudden, I get the message "(Friend) Amazing offer from steam and NVIDIA. 3 FREE games of your choise just go to: **LINK DELETED** and claim your games." (No, I haven't clicked or gone to the link, and I'm not going to.)
So, I reply "Someone hacked your account?"
Him- "no its real"
Me- "Yeah, you have fun with that. Learn what a .tk address is."
Him- (Friend) has changed their name to Hello.
So I text him up, and he said he entered his info and then signed out of the site. I ask him if he changed his name on Steam, and he said no as he wasn't connected.
Me- Congratulations, you're Steam account is now hacked.
Seriously, I don't know how people can fall for this stuff, but if you've got technically inclined friends, please explain these things.
Deleted the link to save people from themselves.
Anandtech PC Gaming Moderator
KeithTalent
			
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