We'll meet up and arrange the appropriate legally binding paperwork, that'll be witnessed through a lawyer, and then confirm that you do indeed hold an appropriate amount of money to make the payment.

From that point we'll just require a few signatures, and then have it stamped off as a tax write-off once a deal has been settled. You'll then go onto wire it through an electronic transfer before the account deletion is made.

The agreed amount is negotiable; but must match the value of the purchases made.

steam support gets my death certificate.

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

what would it take for you to delete your steam account?

More than it'd be worth.

cannot really picture a scenario where i would never need or want to. unless this is some kind of hypothetical where i lose something if i do not, like my cats. in which case i would get rid of it in an instant. just video games, cannot replace my kitties

When I decide to quit gaming, I'll sell my account on the cheap to someone who could appreciate my library.

As long as the person I give it to can get some enjoyment out of it, that'll make me happy.

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

what would it take for you to delete your steam account?

when i die ???

or for one million $$ ??

Pay me a million € or at least a sum that largely cover the cost of all my games Hundred or Thousandfold.

Originally posted by Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:

what would it take for you to delete your steam account?

It's simple to prove that you are the owner:

1. the first linked phone number for verification,
   
2. the first email address linked to the cloud account,
   
3. the full activation code (photo of the physical medium) of the first or any other game, or gift card, upon support request.

Only after providing and verifying this information can the account deletion process be initiated.

Already been there twice. The staff takes forever to get back. And by that time I've already changed my mind. -_-

If the process was faster, I wouldn't be here.

Originally posted by 4YourSake:

Already been there twice. The staff takes forever to get back. And by that time I've already changed my mind. -_-
If the process was faster, I wouldn't be here.

I think the process is intentionally this complicated :) To avoid spending time on recovery and dealing with the consequences of user actions.
The most reasonable and simplest option is just not to log into the account.

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

Originally posted by 4YourSake:

Already been there twice. The staff takes forever to get back. And by that time I've already changed my mind. -_-
If the process was faster, I wouldn't be here.

I think the process is intentionally this complicated :) To avoid spending time on recovery and dealing with the consequences of user actions.
The most reasonable and simplest option is just not to log into the account.

Originally posted by 𝐒𝐀𝐁𝐈𝐗Ø𝐍:

Originally posted by 4YourSake:

Already been there twice. The staff takes forever to get back. And by that time I've already changed my mind. -_-
If the process was faster, I wouldn't be here.

I think the process is intentionally this complicated :) To avoid spending time on recovery and dealing with the consequences of user actions.
The most reasonable and simplest option is just not to log into the account.

Yeah, it is probably a safety net for impulsive users like me, lol.

Nothing, as I am content

Originally posted by Nülliflower:

steam support gets my death certificate.

Steam support gets my snuff tape

Originally posted by dysaster:

Originally posted by Nülliflower:

steam support gets my death certificate.

Steam support gets my snuff tape

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