Originally posted by ADN:

Originally posted by Blue Screen of Dea†h:

They are not all bots, there are many humans. Also the button is useless, the bot can get the user ID and add the user manually on Steam.

We are aware of the problem, but this is a Steam problem, not Outpost problem. We can't block front page visibility because of this. People should rage against Steam and their inability to handle the whole hijacking/phishing problem, because it doesn't like they care right now.

Hello,
This may be true, but inviting people to rage against Steam is a little harsh. I do have the same problem - when i bump, 2-3 adds with phishing links.
On the other side, Steam is indeed responsible, and should invest time and resources in preventing this; but its a big issue - they would have to buy and secure all domains that resemble "steamcommunity" - as you are aware, i presume. And that is a big issue to tackle, they would need to buy 14x27x27x3 domains. Minimum. Don't want to get into that math formula, i'd stutter.
ALSO: for all others who read, Google is reinforcing the "Anti-Phisher" policy - https://www.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/
Do report the links you receive - COPY + PASTE! DO NOT CLICK OR LOGIN ON THE LINK!

Thanks for the info ADN.

This is why I S.P.E.L.L. out my trades. I had a similar case where the displayed price for an item was in reclaimed and when going for the trade I was asked to pay a lot higher. A waste of my time.

Originally posted by Sobah-kiin:

Pleade, tf2op admins, add CAPTCHA to "add on steam" button. It will be really usefull against bots

Good idea here.

Rudeness is inversely proportionate to maturity. Let the children be. All you can do is ignore/ block and move on.

Have you changed privacy of your inventory to public?