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Even if insurance company gets more complaints from their customers being scammed from the same account, it's very difficult to impossible to find a person behind the scam.
We can help you file a report to Steam Support who then can ban the account but that's about all we can do on this forum.
There's no use in asking your friends to report the scammer as they can’t provide any new information…. unless they were victim too.
Mind you, scamming is most often regarded as a “legally binding trade” as the victim usually (is pushed to) ignored(/ignoring) warning signs. You won’t get your items back although with proper insurance and high enough value, your insurance company might reimburse the loss.