I hope this guide helped you out, and maybe prevent someone from being scammed. Try to get enough information about buyer before giving him item.
They can be easily faked and impersonated.
But it's always risky dealing in-internet. Always check buyer's steamrep before dealing with him. For example: 10Level guys whose one's just started scamming and have everything fake. There is some advices to avoid getting scammed in-online. And here is the most used scam attempt. If a new teamspeak version has been released, your teamspeak client will tell you as soon as it starts, not as soon as you join a server. These pop-ups are server notifications with phishing links, do not click on them. As soon as the victim tries to enter the teamspeak server, a SERVER notification pops up, asking to upgrade to the latest ts3 version. As soon as the victim agrees to help out, the scammer sends him the teamspeak IP, to start "training" a little. The scammer adds his victim, telling he and his team will take part of a tournament but they need one more player / backoff. If you are looking at this guide after you have been scammed by this, clear your registry using CCleaner (Trusted Anti-virus).Īn extended phishing link method. The link to the anti-cheat/client will put a virus on your computer and you will lose your items to a hijacker. That's fine and ive played in many tournaments with my friends, but the one thing thats wrong about this is the anti-cheat/server client you need to download. A man might ask you to aid him in a competetive game/tournament.
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