RETRO
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The best way is not to accept random friend requests on Steam, usually users that intend to scam do that.
Serious users either have friends in common with you / comment a reason for adding you or you might see them in a familiar place you frequent, but even then you are not sure.
Also, it's non-related to this, but I have seen some users try impersonating traders on platforms like SteamTrades so just double-check the person who comments and their profile and details.
when talking about trades as a subject,
lestrades (steam trading place) admin got hacked. I wish them all good but my warning goes to any forum like places especially for any trading place, here and there (example lestrades) dont hold keys, passwords or any sensitive data at private messages.
you can never know who is reading your private messages