Hey everyone! I am starting a petition for my recent vac ban.
This VAC Ban occurred October 23rd, at approximately 10:00 PM.
I had just finished playing Grand Theft Auto 5 (with a mod injector so I could use some mods like tsunami and what ever) and decided I wanted to play some counter strike. I hopped on and played a round. We lost unfortunately. Aggravated, I went out to get some dinner. 60 minutes later I came back and ALL of my trade offers were gone. Knowing this is weird, I checked my inventory and thankfully my knife was still there. I opened up counter-strike to give ranked another try and to my surprise, my account had been VAC banned.
Here is the message I sent Valve Support:
Hey Guys! Just finished a game of CS:GO and Lost. I was pretty mad, So I went out and ate.
Came back an hour later to play and was surprised by a VAC ban.
I Have never hacked in any way shape or form in Counter-strike.
I was using an injector for Grand theft Auto 5 for mods.
I would like to know the reason for this ban and the proof as I have 900 hours on this game, and items that I would have no reason for throwing away for something as stupid as hacking. I have a knife worth 180 CAD on my account that I can now not trade for absolutely no reason.
I have been playing the game legitimately for 1 year now and I have no reason to hack counterstrike because I have loved the game since source.
Please review my ban, because I really want to play competitive and keep my valued items.
Please respond as fast as possible.
I believe that this VAC ban was falsely placed on my account, because I would never hack counter-strike. I am starting up this petition to hopefully bring this to Valves attention. I would really like to start playing again.
Thank you.
Nawh its a misunderstanding. Take a further look into dug and you'll find a false positive. Valve/you guys need to review how you enforce bans. This guy isnt diminishing the steam experience, he's adding to it. He's doing by streaming, adding comments and items to the community marketplace. C'mon this is at least something that requires more looking into. To rely on computer systems is to rely on the most to the book employee. 60% of time right and 100% on time.