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No, anything you lost as a result of the scam is gone. Take better care of the security of your account next time.
None. Valve will not restore funds or items that have left the account for any reason. The security of your account is your responsibility. If you were using Steam like a bank account, let this be lesson to you to stop.
As stated.
It's capped at 2000 USD. The equivalent in a local currency could be stated as significantly higher value. In my currency for example, it would be just under 300,000.
The only exception applies when Steam had a significant data breach, not when your account got hijacked by phishing or malware.
I know that but.....then one should clarify what currency he is using, as for example 12k yen are roughly.........70€ right now (around 80 USD).
Not that it would really matter for his actions which lead to his "problem".
Well you still probably wont get your money back, but law enforcement can use just the report. To build a future case against cyber criminals, and the organizations they may be working with. The reality is criminals are often criminals due to being stupid, and stupid people walk up to ATM's.
I'd report the crime to your local law enforcement.