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You made the purchase on a a third-party site, so only they can handle that situation.
I assume that is not a trusted third-party reseller and they may've just scammed you.
They may have knowingly given you a duped key.
How on Earth are you even supposed to get that information?
You are clearly being scammed.
Steam Support will not supply you with that information.
Again, just do what was suggested above...
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/1744512633113984707/?tscn=1575376006#c1744512633113988344
CHARGE BACK!
https://www.bilder-upload.eu/bild-666f11-1575376356.png.html
If you want your money back, do a chargeback. Don't shop from dodgy 3rd-party key-sellers.
Steam Support will NEVER, under any circumstances tell you who owns or when a key was activated.
That is the scam. Get your head out of your ass.
Then get after paypal! The seller is trying to come across as reasonable by requesting confirmation ... But Steam has NEVER released the kind of private information the seller is requesting (and eneba *knows* that).