Good games - but worst support Good games - But bad support Its a great place to play games and buy games - as long as you dont get hacked or scammed.. Steam support is prob. the worst of its kind on the internet right now :/ My old account got hacked 2½ years ago (worth around 100-200$) and i send multipile support emails to them (7-10) and none have been answered yet. I also email their non support email but no answer there....

investigation team Been a happy user of steam for more then 10 years already, very happy with the platform, as well as the community, recently had a issue with my account, and the investigation team has been very helpful, well mannered and fast response. Keep it up guys

What can I say What can I say? the support is one of the worst I've ever seen maybe the FUNCOM is much worse. If you tell the true on the steam forum you just got a BAN even if what you said did not violated the rules of the forum.

No email or easy way to contact them Support on site is terrible. Refunds not happend yet, despite games not working. No help at all if key is bought outside their system, so as a customer you can bounce back and through between bad support systems?? I wait for some other companies to compete in this market, for this can't be the best we as customers can expect. And do put an email up to find, instead of this stuppid website where you spend so long time trying to find a solution on, instead of a simple mail. Often the problem is not there, or if it's there just saying no help here??? I need a response

I've been using steam for over 7 years … I've been using steam for over 7 years now, some mixed experiences over the years but generally glad to have all my games on steam these days. Sure DRM is hardly pro-consumer, but I'd much rather see that a game runs through steam than just about any other platform. Many standalone games that are also on steam typically leave me wanting to steam version, I can't say that about any other platform. Sales aren't what they used to be and as a result of their 'every game must participate' policy, it's lead to a lot of games remaining at full price for years after their release and only worth buying if on sale, if even then [it's been years since I've spent more than £5 during a sale]. Refunds, if used infrequently, have been good. But, be careful of playing for too long [more than 2 hours] or you'll not get a refund, so don't go afk or leave a game running in the background unless you're sure it works and you want to keep it [e.g. game crashes but doesn't close, you tab out to look for solutions, don't find any but during that time you're now over 2 hours 'played' and can't get a refund].