randomsteamkeys.site
Appeared in the .site zone on Tuesday, October 20, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about e-commerce & retail. Full domain report
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This is a newly registered 'mystery Steam key' shop. It promises implausible value ($199+ of keys for $14.99), takes crypto or PayPal, and has no checkout: buyers pay and then message an operator on Telegram (t.me×3) for manual delivery, which is the shape of a fake shop. The PayPal hit is only a 'PayPal accepted' badge, and the site does not pose as Steam or Valve, so no brand is being impersonated.
The site sells random Steam keys at suspiciously low prices ($3.99 for keys worth $8+) with delivery via Telegram and cryptocurrency payment accepted—classic indicators of a grey-market or counterfeit key reseller. The scorer's PayPal brand-impersonation signal is a false positive (PayPal is mentioned only as an accepted payment method, not impersonated). No phishing of credentials occurs; this is fraud via commodity scam.
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What the page looked like on Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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