' ask them to post in your thread or to link you to their steamtrades where you INSISTĬheck with "visit steam profile" and if its suspicious best also with ' decline, random adds are 90% of the time trash or scams Mentioned to the steam profiles in your browser, makes it quicker to check. SteamID64 (can't be edited = permanent * look it up in the main steam application or steamrep): Vanity-id (can be self edited = temporary, and links no longer to the steam account once its changed): Their REAL ID (steamID64)** will only show up in the main steam application (not browser) or by looking their current vanityID up here: for impersonating me and trying to scam others.Īlways check the profile on steamtrades by clicking it and following the "Visit Steam Profile-Button" to check if its really them or not. I'm from EU, yeah, I don't want to do anything complicated, what should I do? I can do 8eur if you can get something at g2a for me :) I know it's available only on Blizzard accounts, if this is your concern My offer was 8€ and I don't want to offer more because it's not something I want desperately My only post is for some Netflix keys I am selling Steamtrades, I'm looking for Black Ops 4 only, but I have no active trades at the moment. If you will get keys they will be not tradable in a weekīut you dont know if you will get keys they will be not tradable man What's the number of TF2 key should I offer
SOrry but how much your offer for a Dirt2 Copy the digits at the end of the URL, excluding any forward slashes ( /).This idiot wants to scam me but I am not a fool,and I know you always impersonate some high rep sellers Once your profile loads up, you’ll see your Steam ID at the end of the URL in the address bar. Once you’ve logged in, mouse over your display name at the top of the page, and click on Profile. In a web browser, go to the Steam website and log in. Copy the digits at the end of the URL, excluding any forward slashes ( /).Īn alternative to enabling the address bar in your Steam client to find your Steam ID is to access your profile from a web browser.
Once your profile page loads up, you should see your Steam profile URL at the top. Now mouse over your display name at the top of the steam window and click Profile. Then, find and click the checkbox next to Display web address bars when available, and then click the OK button. To do so, launch Steam and then click on Steam in the top left corner. Paste the URL in notepad, and copy the digits at the end of the URL, excluding any forward slashes ( /).Īnother way to easily access your Steam ID is by enabling the address bar in Steam. This will copy your profile page URL to your clipboard, which contains your Steam ID. Now, right-click on a blank space on the page to bring up a context menu. First, open up Steam, then mouse over your display name at the top right, then click Profile. You’ll now see your Steam ID located under your account username at the top of the page.Īnother simple way to get your Steam ID is to go to your profile page. To start, launch Steam, click on your display name in the upper right corner, then click Account details in the context menu. The first and simplest way to find your Steam ID is to go to your Account details page. We’ll cover each way to find your Steam ID below. There are a few different ways to find your Steam ID. But if you do find yourself needing to find your Steam ID for any reason, there are a few ways you can find it easily. Your Steam ID is one piece of information that you may never need. Some game companies, like EA and Ubisoft, may also ask you for your Steam ID to use their games and services. These tools include things like SteamDB and Steam ID Finder. This means that your Steam ID is used to redirect others to your profile page, as well as for use with third-party tools. When linking other people to your profile, your Steam ID is used in the URL of your profile page (unless you’ve set your page to use a custom URL). What Is a Steam ID, and What Is It Used For?Ī Steam ID is a 17-character string of digits that uniquely identifies each person on the platform. How? Well, thanks to Steam’s ID system, every person that has a Steam account has a unique, unchangeable Steam ID, which is what Steam uses to identify users. If you’ve ever changed your display name on Steam, you may have noticed that you can choose any name you want, even if someone else is already using that name.
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