Paid a fake recovery service?

We help with both losses. Some clients come to us after a fake recovery service has already taken their money, and we pursue that money along with the original loss.

We take on cases with losses of $10,000 or more, and every case begins with a free assessment.

Free. No obligation. First reply within 60 minutes.

How it usually happens

After a scam, someone contacts you or appears online saying they can get your money back. They ask for payment upfront, often in crypto, then invent new fees or go quiet.

Does this sound familiar?

• They asked to be paid in crypto
• They said your funds were found and only a fee stood in the way
• They sent reports or screenshots you couldn't verify
• They stopped replying once you paid

What to do now

1. Stop sending money, even if you're told one more payment will release your funds.
2. Save their website address, emails and the names they used.
3. Save your payment records, wallet addresses and any reports they gave you.
4. Consult an expert for free.

How we pursue your recovery

We investigate the fake service along with your original loss and trace both sets of payments. We never ask for crypto ourselves, and you pay by card, ACH or wire.

1. Free case assessmentUsually within hours
   A clear read on your recovery options, our recommended strategy and a quote for your case.
2. Asset tracking & investigation48 hours
   Once you engage us, we trace the stolen funds and locate the institutions holding them. You receive a weekly status report throughout.
3. Getting your money backAround 60 days
   Starts within a week of engaging our services.

One flat fee, set for your case, with half due when you sign and half when recovery starts, plus 5% only on what's recovered. See how pricing works

After a client reported being approached by a fraudulent recovery service, we had the service's websites taken down within hours of being made aware.

Other services

• Crypto investment scams
• Fake crypto trading platforms
• Crypto romance scams
• Job and task scams
• SIM swaps and stolen crypto
• Wire and ACH fraud
• Business email and invoice fraud

Related

• How to avoid getting scammed by a fake recovery service?
• Read verified client stories
• Common questions