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Report as account compromised.
So here fun fact, support will never contact you ever, only time they ever reply to you, is when you contact them, and they can only be contacted by ticket, they only reply by ticket as well, they will never reply outside the ticket, so anyone claiming to be admin, or telling you add an admin, and asking stuff, you should know right away it's a scam.
Here is the most common reason people get accounts hijack for any service really are as followed.
- Sharing account infomation with others.
- Logging in on phishing sites.
- Downloading / Installing Virus / Keylogger on your system.
- Using public devices that has keyloggers, such as cyber cafe, school computers, and etc...
- Storing your login credentials on a unsecured service that others has access to view.
- Using same login credentials for all your things, or using same login credentials on another service that had a data leak. Yes it does matter because even if it not related to Steam, if using same login credentials, hijackers will try to use those credentials to see what services you use with those credentials. https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Thank yourself too. As you had the sense to look and ask here before going ahead.
Many don't do that.