Toshi

@qaedes

well, anyone?

Nothing special in last months. Sankt-Peterburg - bot's ip. Permskiy kray - mine. Country is the same. Last ban was 12 march. Unfortunately, i don't have English version screenshot, but it should be clear anyway. Server's as i said located in Saint Petersburg. Thanks!

i'm not using proxy at all. Bot does not change its ip. But I log into account from my IP to buy stuff, but i do not trade anything. Is this a problem?

Hello, I have a trading bot that processes up to 1000 trades per day. But after about 7-14 days bot always gets locked with reason "your account may have been accessed by someone else". Full text: What could be the problem? Is the problem just in amount of processed trades per day or am i missing something? I can show the code if it's necessary. Thanks!

Struggling with this freaking anti fraud system for a week now. Some recommendations i know about: 1) Do not change ip (obviously) 2) Reduce amount of api requests. Steam marks it as a spam and blocks your account. GetTradeOffers is a likely cause for a part of these bans (https://github.com/SteamDatabase/SteamTracking/blob/923eb98c407ef9ee300b3a60c2237753c40b9ca4/Protobufs/enums.proto#L484) 3) Close all other active sessions 4) Verify your api-key

Previously we had multiple bots each with a different Ip (residential rotating proxy), 2-3 bots processed around 100-400 trades per day. Every bot was re-logging with a new ip every hour Now we have left only one bot (without proxy at all, working from single ip) and bot still gets trade ban after ~1 day. Bot cancel trades after 15 minutes (about 30 cancelled trades per day). Account have no other active sessions. Bot does not change Ip. Any thoughts how to bypass it?

Same here. New steam update?