Lookalike sites
Fake sites copy the look of real ones and use addresses with one letter changed. Check the address bar every time. The real SkinsFlow is skinsflow.com, and every official address we use is listed on our official page.
Check what others say
Before you trade on any site, read what other players say about it. Real sites have a public history of reviews, not just a few glowing comments. You can read what players say about SkinsFlow on Trustpilot.
Fake Steam sign-in pages
Real sites send you to steamcommunity.com to sign in. If a sign-in window opens inside a page, or the address is anything else, close it. SkinsFlow never asks for your Steam password.
Fake trade offers
Before you accept, check who the offer comes from and exactly which items move. A scammer may cancel a real offer and send a copy from a lookalike account. If anything looks different, decline.
Stolen Steam developer keys
Some scams create a Steam developer key on your account so they can watch and swap your trade offers. If you never made one yourself, open Steam's developer key page, revoke any key you find and change your password.
Impostor support
SkinsFlow support answers by email and never asks for your password, your Steam Guard codes or items to verify your account. Anyone who does is not us.
If you were scammed
- Change your Steam password and sign out all other devices
- Revoke any developer key you did not create
- Report the account to Steam
- Tell us if someone used our name