As i said in reply to your comment, there is nothing the OP staff can do. As the bots use steam to access your account.

"There is nothing we can do on our end. The only interaction between the phishers and outpost is them scrubbing the front page for SteamID numbers/profile links and then adding them directly through the Steam client.

If we were to remove that information, it would cripple the site and do nothing in the long term as that information can be found anywhere your profile is publicly seen.

Valve did take some action not too long ago where they limited the number of friend requests you could send out in a single day, but reversed it for some reason"

I find it very hard to believe that the OP staff are allowing these bots on their site to get profit, if you have proof of this claim then I might. Otherwise you just need to be patient until steam or the op staff figure out a way to remove these bots.

Ok thank you very mutch for answer , i just think that admins can make profit from phishers because is to long for me that i have to block this thiefs , now i know the admins have not to do with this thiefs and i hope you do all you can that steam admins rapair this as soon as possible.
Take care & good luck

Maybe report suspicious activity on accounts. In turn they figure out the behavior of these bots and if somebody does 10 suspicious things they get banned. It's a foolproof plan.

I don't see how we can make profit off phishers. The more phishers, the less users. The less users, the less traffic which is very bad for us.

Originally posted by Mr.Rager:

I don't see how we can make profit off phishers. The more phishers, the less users. The less users, the less traffic which is very bad for us.

Yeah. I agree. This guys explanation makes 0 sense. How even DO you make profits on trades not even directed to you? You can't.