Yay for stupid hackers

Finally got a second hacker I can now say I'm a official steam user

wah, i does not haz 2nd hax0r yet :(

Always kinda cracks me up, seeing how people even reply to things like that.
Some probably realise that it's not a person behind this, who is likely to read what you type, or even more, bother with replying. Instead, it's a program. Call it .exe. Call it bot. Call it application. Call it hax.
Point stands, this scamming attempts are spammed to the most people possible. And this is achieved, by having a program running, that auto invites as many people possible on steam, then sending an url to a faked scam site.

And sure, the person behind this will read your reply, and feel bad about it.

Indigo wrote:Always kinda cracks me up, seeing how people even reply to things like that.
Some probably realise that it's not a person behind this, who is likely to read what you type, or even more, bother with replying. Instead, it's a program. Call it .exe. Call it bot. Call it application. Call it hax.
Point stands, this scamming attempts are spammed to the most people possible. And this is achieved, by having a program running, that auto invites as many people possible on steam, then sending an url to a faked scam site.

And sure, the person behind this will read your reply, and feel bad about it.

This. It's kind of strange that some people, even the more PC literate type, still respond to this kind of thing.

You know it's spam, you know it's a bot, so don't waste 10 seconds of finger power on asking who they are.

Troy Roy abet me a friend request, but I haven't even looked at my invites yet. Guess I know now I should ignore him

Indigo wrote:Always kinda cracks me up, seeing how people even reply to things like that.
Some probably realise that it's not a person behind this, who is likely to read what you type, or even more, bother with replying. Instead, it's a program. Call it .exe. Call it bot. Call it application. Call it hax.
Point stands, this scamming attempts are spammed to the most people possible. And this is achieved, by having a program running, that auto invites as many people possible on steam, then sending an url to a faked scam site.

And sure, the person behind this will read your reply, and feel bad about it.

I don't reply to make them feel sad I reply to see how they (it) react
Edit: And toast it doesn't take me 10 seconds to type "Who are you" more like 3 anyways I got alot of extra time

Hmm I guess those that just spam a link really are bots,however, I got a friends invite from some random person once that actually tried to convince me I knew him irl (despite him being from the USA,lol) and when I wrote something in German he apparently noticed his trick was failing and went offline instantly.

I blocked Troy Roy.

Although that name is a definite yes.

I suspect some one is hiring fail hackers to attck us.

But who........

Aku wrote:I suspect some one is hiring fail hackers to attck us.

But who........

It's China. I am sure.

Perhaps,

Or maybe its shoefag

NO ITS NOT!!! PSYCHO IS RIGHT! ITS CHINA!!! :OOOO

but rly. it's China, no doubt.

Aku wrote:I suspect some one is hiring fail hackers to attck us.

But who........

IT'S GABE HE'S TROLLING US AGAIN SHOEFAG TOLD HIM TO DO IT

ITS NOT CHINA!!!!!! its south korea :O