我想与某人进行交易,他向我推荐了这个很棒的网站,以检查我的物品是否可以在那里出售。登录失败后,我通过电子邮件创建了一个帐户,然后开始要求对商品进行销售验证。然后他们告诉我这些物品是欺诈性的,并让我进行第二次交易,他们从库存中拿走了我的所有物品。之后工作人员让我买50把Mann Co Supply Ctare钥匙💔于是,他们就以这种肮脏的方式把我所有的东西拿走并立即放在市场上,一个商人在几个小时内就把所有东西都买了,他们还索要50把钥匙进行验证。感谢您让我一无所有,并有机会失去我唯一的正常帐户。
DMarket 回复2026-08-07Hello,
Thank you for your review. I'm truly sorry this happened to you.
Based on your description, you fell victim to a scam scheme that unfortunately targets users across many marketplaces. Here's what happened:
You visited an untrustworthy site (likely a fake free skins site, fake tournament, or phishing page) and logged in via Steam. When you did this, scammers obtained your Steam Access Token — a piece of data that allows them to monitor your trading activity on third-party marketplaces.
The person who contacted you and "suggested" DMarket to you was the scammer. After stealing your token, scammers actively initiate contact with victims themselves (most often via Discord or Steam chat), posing as a regular person wanting to buy their items or help them trade. If anyone contacted you that day wanting to buy your item or directing you to a marketplace — that person IS the scammer.
When you initiated a trade with our legitimate bot, the scammers saw it via your stolen token. They then attacked our bot to cancel the trade from our side, immediately renamed their fake Steam account to match our bot's name exactly, and sent you a new identical trade offer. The user, confused by the cancelled trade, accepts the fake offer and loses items — the scammers are impersonating our DMarket bot on Steam.
The "staff" asking you to buy keys was also the scammer — DMarket will never ask you to purchase keys or any items for verification. That is a classic scam tactic.
DMarket actively fights these scams and invests resources to protect users. We developed the "DMarket Trust Shield" Chrome extension specifically for this: it alerts users in real time when a trade is not with our legitimate bot, and detects fake/phishing sites. A scam platform would never build a tool to protect users from itself.
Unfortunately, we cannot be responsible for user actions that lead to such losses and do not process refunds in these cases. To protect yourself in the future: update your Steam password immediately, enable 2FA, install browser extensions like DMarket Trust Shield that help block such trades, and never trust random people contacting you on Discord or Steam chat offering deals.
If you need further assistance or have questions, please contact [email protected].
Best regards,
DMarket Team.