Not amazon’s fault you didn’t enable two factor authentication on steam like a god damn dingus
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Don’t give out your account information.
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Steam account hacked, see that with Steam not Amazon.
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i had two factor authentication i am not an idiot. He managed to get around it somehow
Wait, you didn’t protect your Steam account, your Steam account got hacked, someone used your Steam account to log into a game only launchable through Steam, stole your cash, and you want AGS to hand you your money back?
Every game you have on Steam is now wide open but it’s an AGS problem?
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Something doesn’t quite add up here isn’t it? 
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Probably employed a leveling service and got stung.
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You think? 
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I can’t help but by some strange coincidence I was hacked on this game. It never happened to me in any other mmo also on steam.
Lol you sure? Because blaming Amazon for your steam account getting hacked is next level fucktarded
Just because it never happened before does not mean amazon is the blame. Your steam got hacked. Your expectations for AGS to reimburse you seem outlandish at best
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That’s the truth. Interesting, we’ll see how they will steal everything from you when you sing
Sing? My voice is terrible I try not to sing much.
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I sound great in the shower!
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I agree with the rest of the guys here. It’s a you-Steam situation, not Amazon.
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Firstly, give AGS Support time to get around to your ticket/email as they are being spammed by the kiddos who were banned for duping and other individuals who have other concerns that they need to have resolved.
So to be “hacked” you would have been using the same password & email address for everything you do on the Interwebs. Also, as mentioned, you do not have the step 2 authenticators on your account.
It all boils down to your responsibility for the security of your computer, the software you use and the security information that you use. NEVER USE THE SAME PASSWORD FOR EVERYTHING!
Also, people who end up buying gold from Chinese gold farming websites, normally get their accounts hacked very quickly because most of those websites, have keyloggers, which you’ll end up having injected into your system from the browser, if again you do not run any form of antivirus, which isn’t some free crap from the ass end of the internet.
So at the end of the day, be patient, and you’ll get a response, when they get around to your email.
In the meantime, change your passwords, add the 2-step authenticator to your Steam account and any other gaming related accounts, which you may use.
You are always responsible for your account and it’s safety.
What you write to me, I have it all. I also had two-step authentication with the phone number and it did nothing
It should be like this, you enter the game, enter your login and password also from the level of the game and here a different password and here another.
If you steam account was hacked its not Amazons responsibility, take it up with Steam.
So if you’re saying that someone magically hacked your Steam account, while you have a 2nd step authenticator on it, then I want to share with you some knowledge of 15 years of gaming industry support experience.
YOU ARE TALKING OUT YOUR ASS!
For a hacker to bypass the mobile authenticator, they will need access to your mobile phone, which unless you’re currently visiting China and inside one of the gold farming sweatshops, then it’s highly unlikely.
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