Steam decided to delete my X3:TC data when I turned off "Show myself as offline (Was sleeping)
Valve's being a bunch of dicks. I finally got my response after a couple days of waiting just to see if I can just repay them flat-out, but noooo, they want me to withdraw the chargeback made because I was beyond overdrawn (thanks to their delays in my transactions). If I were to do that, even the banker warned me, the fraud offices would suspect something is wrong and things just won't get pretty.
Like I fear, I do exactly what the instructions are given, I'll be screwed out over a thousand bucks (renewing overdrafts and then charging for time passing and then interest charges, if any); all for just a handful of games, that were on sale, for slightly over a hundred bucks in value. I'm putting a cork in Valve and keeping the games they're "charging" me for, and continue abusing the offline mode.
Honesty sucks; it's a policy that's broken. I don't like the concept of "No good deed goes by unpunished". Only reason I don't act on it immediately is because I want enough evidence collected to justify myself out of Hell for returning favors done to me.
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Is it me, or has society devolved to the point of lacking the balls to take responsibility for anything anymore? Valve screwed up as much my bank and I have; I admitted where I went wrong, the bank is sympathetic to my means, and Valve's rules of "help" involve as little involvement and responsibility as possible. It's even written in their support site. Since when have they become such dicks anyway?
EDIT EDIT:
Well, it was a hoot deathmatching and all other online stuff while I was available with you guys, but Valve had other plans.
Message to Valve: ..|..
..|.. Why not the easy way out? It benefits everyone.