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No, it's a scam. A blatant scam.
No Steam Moderator is going to branding their Steam Moderator power on Discord. It's just not gonna happen.
Also anytime a "Moderator" ask for your stuff, account details, passwords and other stuff they are trying to scam you.
But this title shows 'unless you talk to Solo, a Steam administrator. On Discord.'
Even if he was real, a Steam Moderator do not help you with trades. So it's a scam.
Please trust us on this.
It's a scam, you don't contact Steam anywhere but Steam. If you are having problems with Steam or someone somewhere is telling you to contact Steam support - log a Steam support ticket on Steam through the Help > Steam Support button.
You need to acquire two skills if you want to wade through the internet without issues.
The first one is comprehension. I.e. you quoted the second half of the above sentence by itself and that changes its meaning.
Second, LOGIC. Try to understand why something is happening. Whatever someone tells you, could it be of advantage to them?
Are they who they say they are? For example, if I talk to you on discord with a steam shield, sword or lance icon next to my name, should you trust me? Calm down and use logic. Don't make fast decisions just because someone is telling you to rush.
If you practise those two basic skills you will never again need anyone to explain to you whether something is a scam or not. And this mindset will be useful in real life as well.
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/6639-EB3C-EC79-FF60
read the first box titled "watch out for Account Hijacking:"
Good advice there, a sense of urgency is one of a few common tactics used by scammers, liars, thieves, or people with other such similar malicious intent, to try attack your mental state and make it more difficult for you to act rationally.
When you are stressed / rushed - that is when you make mistakes, so any time someone is trying to rush you or stress you - calm down and think.
Moderators on these discussion Moderate posts made on the discussions. They ban trolls and lock topics that are spam among other things.
But trades are not one of the things they deal with. Not even Valves own Moderator team deals with trades. Trades are user interaction only.
Neither Steam moderators nor Valve staff will contact users in regards their accounts, trades or items. specially through channels outside of Steam
All official communication through Steam will be delivered through the Steam Client. And forum/community bans & warnings through your community messages on your account.
So what? If i edit a screenshot saying I'm the President of Uruguay are you going to believe me?