If your Steam account has been compromised, a scam bot can replace a valid trade offer with a fake one when you attempt to transfer your items to a DMarket bot. Items stolen by scammers in this way cannot be recovered. For this reason, you should always verify the authenticity of a DMarket bot before confirming the trade. Pay attention to the following:
- A valid DMarket bot has “DMarket” in its name and the actual DMarket logo (see Fig.1).
FIGURE 1
- The level of a DMarket bot can’t be lower than 2 (see Fig.2).
FIGURE 2
- The item inventory of a DMarket bot always contains a considerable number of items and cannot be empty (see Fig.3).
FIGURE 3
- Link of the DMarket bot always contains an ID written in numbers, but not a nickname written in letters (see Fig.4)
FIGURE 4
If you doubt the authenticity of a DMarket bot, you can copy its ID from the bot’s profile URL (see Fig.4 above) and send it to our support team via the form.