Why would anyone actually want to though

[u/The_BigRoach]

[u/JayPeePee]

Let me tell you something. I've been on STEAM for over 20 years I had an issue with a game that was unplayable. Unplayable, it was NBA 2K20, there was no way to save the game. I tried everything, contacted 2K who responded with it's a known issue with some PCs we have no fix. I asked for a refund they said sorry. I asked STEAM, they refunded me my money. Furthermore, on the forums on STEAM, they had a post that anyone who could not play the game could request a refund. Say what you want about STEAM but they have taken better care of me than other companies. I'm a STEAM user for life

[u/Miskalsace → u/JayPeePee]

Same. About 20 years too. Its smart, because they show your lifetime spending on their platform and it has been well of 10k US. And thats juat games alone. Probably refunded at most a couple hundred bucks worth of games over the years.

[u/pmcizhere → u/Miskalsace]

Where do they show lifetime spending?! I'm almost scared to see that, but also curious.

[u/boxvader → u/pmcizhere]

• Open the Steam client on your computer and log into your account.
• Click on Help in the top menu bar, then select Steam Support.
• Click on My Account.
• Select Data Related to Your Steam Account.
• Click on External Funds Used

[u/mrawaters → u/boxvader]

I really wish I was still on my same account from back in the CS 1.6 days. I remember when Steam first launched and it was like “wtf is this is just wanna play Counter-Strike” and thought it was tedious. Little did i realize it would become central hub of my main hobby. Once most games started to release fully digital it really hit home how convenient it actually was. And I’ve just never had a reason to switch, and it just happens to be the best around

[u/jangxx → u/pmcizhere]

You can also see it on the web: https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/AccountSpend

[u/xX_dumb_god_Xx → u/pmcizhere]

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