A hijacked trade scam redirects a legitimate TF2 offer after an account or session is compromised, so always verify the final Steam offer.
How hijacked offers happen
Phishing pages, fake login links, malicious extensions, or compromised accounts can let an attacker interfere with trade activity and substitute another recipient.
Protect your Steam account
Use Steam Guard, sign in only on official Steam domains, avoid unsolicited links, and never share passwords, recovery codes, or wallet credentials.
If you suspect an attack
Stop accepting offers, secure the Steam account, review active sessions and access, and contact Steam and DuskyBot through official support channels.
Before you trade
- Use only tradable Mann Co. Supply Crate Keys.
- Verify the linked Steam bot and every item in the offer.
- Check the wallet address and network before confirming a payout.
Use the official DuskyBot Steam profile when verifying a trade.
Prices, fees, and timing
DuskyBot’s homepage and price guide show the latest available price. Prices can change, and the final payment screen is the amount to rely on before confirming. Network confirmation time and wallet or exchange fees depend on the payment method you choose.
Frequently asked questions
What is a hijacked TF2 trade offer?
It is a scam where an attacker interferes with a legitimate trade and replaces or redirects the offer to another account.
How do I protect my Steam account?
Use Steam Guard, avoid fake login pages, never share credentials, and verify the final trade offer in Steam.
What should I do after a suspected API scam?
Stop trading, secure your Steam account, revoke suspicious access if applicable, and contact Steam and DuskyBot support through official channels.
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