Discord Impersonator Took My Account

A reddit report about a phishing scam that cost someone Amount not specified. Learn how to avoid falling victim.

I got a text saying how a friend of mine mass reported me on accident. There's a similar story on this subreddit. I fell for it, gave him my name, email, etc., and followed his instructions, almost giving him my bank info. I screenshared my bank transactions already, but I don't believe it showed anything majorly important. I use Navy Federal for context. He tried to get me to buy "Razer coins" while screen recording. Obviously I didn't fall for that part, but he already took my main account, with all my friends and everything. Can I report this to Discord? Please help! His user was official_alicechang4 but changed it shortly after I called him out. He also provided fake documentation including some .gov bar website for California and a fake certificate. He's already gotten away with my account to scam more people. Honestly I'm pissed off. Any chance I can get it back and salvage anything?

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