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They will try to gain your confidence firstly, they'll use words like admin, Steam Support, account ban to try and frighten you, they do have the answer though, what a surprise, it involves something they already planned to steal your account details, give them no information at all. As stated above, it's a scam. When you get time, have a good read through this:
https://psteamhelp.yuanyoumao.com/en/faqs/view/70E6-991B-233B-A37B
Valve employees will never communicate with you about your account using any chat system including Steam Chat and Discord.
And this, boys and girls is the moment where we block that person and move on...
Like going to the police to report a crime and then the cop tells them to contact the victim and let them know they should reach out to the police on Discord to sort it out.
Is it not ridiculous enough?
If any message mentions money or funds it's an instant-block.
Not only that, but apart from the colors, it looks nothing like how a Steam support ticket looks.
Valve would never send a threat to some unrelated party about legal action. Valve would never share any information about a different account over a support ticket.
Support ticket responses have timestamps. It shows your own name as part of the ticket. Just a million different things that should tip anyone off that it's not a real support ticket screenshot.