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https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/3802778829239370465/
The account was used to cheat and thus has a VAC ban.
That ban is permanent.
Forever.
And ever.
And the inventory related to the game in question is locked to the account.
The end.
You still have your items.
You should have thought about that before you let your "friend" cheat with your account.
The solution is to make a new account and not let others use it.
Last time you also stated you would delete your account, yet here you are.
Is permanent
Get a job.
No, in the West we do not believe in bribes.
The solution is to accept that you or someone using that account used tools that are on Valve's forbidden list and the automated system detected this and permanently banned the account and locked all items on it to the account.
did you by any chance buy the account with hopes of selling the skins?
banned accounts cannot trade, or rate posts, etc.
the inventory is worthless, the sites offering a real $ value for said items are just going to scam the individual extremely hard. I believe this is why most people who 'get scammed' try to blame steam, but then ultimately never take any legal action, since they're probably not excited to explain what they were doing to get scammed to a judge in the first place 👍
because it is a VAC ban, there is ZERO doubt that the account was caught for cheating 👍👍
1 VAC ban on record | Info
1564 day(s) since last ban
your first thread where you said you sorry - https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/3135044721696109375/
second thread you claim you didn't cheat - https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/3118160027743750261/
your third thread where you asked the same exact question you asking now - https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/3802778829239370465/
now in each and every one of the threads you made, you were answered multiple times. vacbans are permanent, and part of the ban is that you get to keep those items permanently. FYI this is a community only forum and not an appeal forum, if the ban was incorrect then it would have been automatically removed long time ago.
vacban - https://steamhost.cn/help_steampowered_com/en/faqs/view/647C-5CC1-7EA9-3C29
Can I appeal my VAC ban?
No. VAC bans cannot be appealed. If a VAC ban is issued incorrectly it will be automatically removed after investigation, but Steam Support does not manually remove VAC bans applied to accounts for any reason.
I was not using my account when it was VAC banned. Can the ban be removed?
No. Any bans added to an account will remain regardless of who was using the account at the time the infraction occurred. Ultimately, the use and security of your Steam account are your responsibility.
While we understand this can be frustrating, we must maintain a zero tolerance policy for cheating to foster a fair game that all players will enjoy.
Can I move my items and games to a different Steam account?
No. Items and games cannot be moved from a VAC banned account to a different account, however, new games can still be purchased and registered on a VAC banned account and the account can still receive items, but not send them.
To prevent additional bans on your account, please remove all cheat software from your computer before playing on VAC-secured servers. If you do not know how or where the cheats were installed, you may want to consider reformatting your hard drive(s) and starting over with a fresh installation of your operating system.