[QUOTE]As a Steam account holder, you can now take advantage of Steam Guard, a new feature of Steam that enables an additional level of account security.(Security? bullshit there just trying to stop you from selling/giving away your game) Your account may already be protected by Steam Guard, as the new feature automatically begins protecting your account once you've verified your email address with Steam.

With Steam Guard enabled, anyone attempting to login as you from an unrecognized computer or browser must first provide additional, one-time authorization. A special access code will be sent to your contact email address, and this code must be entered into Steam before your first login on an unfamiliar computer is complete. You will also be notified if any login attempts from computers other than those you've authorized occur. Steam Guard essentially acts as a form of "User Rights Management," where you as the user have greater control over access to your stuff( greater control?!?!? pffft)/QUOTE]


steam customer service conjures images of a short bus and a helmet banging against glass...this is why on the whole keeping all you eggs in one basket is a bad idea, your problem will get sorted Alpha but steam has way to much control over YOUR/OUR purchases.

The quicker they break way from Steam the better.

Same goes for your AOL imhho. In Germany they used to advertize with Boris Becker, who as a tennis player wasnt famous for his IT- knowledge...