Dear Steam User,
Recently, VAC flagged your Steam Account for a possible cheating infraction.
However, the evidence provided proves inconclusive and needs further
investigation. For Valve to verify your steam account, you will need to
provide your Steam Account Username, Steam Account Password, and anytime
your Steam Account may have been used by another person (Internet Cafe, LAN,
Friends/Family) to eliminate this possible account suspension.
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Question Reference #021191-0372897
Category Level 1: VAC
Date Created: 7/2/2006 08:33 PM
Last Updated: 7/11/2006 12:51 AM
Status: Unresolved
Discussion Thread
Jason Ruymen
I have checked the logs and the infraction occured on July 2, 2006, however,
the information that VAC logged does not have sufficient evidence, and must
undergo further investigation. I cannot release much evidence, but I can
tell you that it is possible that you yourself may not have cheated, but it
is possible someone else who may have used your account has.
To investigate this problem, I ask you to provide the information asked
above (account username, account password, and possibility of another using
your account) into the spot indicated as a reply to this email. If you do
not provide your information, you will have your account terminated and be
permanently banned from all VAC sercure servers.
If you have any other questions, you can ask them in the area above this
message along with your account information.
Thank you.
Jason Ruymen
Valve Support
I thought well... why not just give everyone elses steam ID, like Stingers, Currys and most of the Bio clans... So you guys should have that fixed right up.
