Scam and fraud recovery
Lost money to a scam? You may be able to get it back.
You're not alone, and it's not your fault. Tell us what happened. We'll review your case, explain your options, and keep you updated at every step.
- Verified, secure account
- Your own case dashboard
- Updates as they happen
We listen first. Then we get to work on your case.
Losing money to a scam is stressful and often embarrassing, and scammers are professionals who are very good at what they do. We start by understanding exactly what happened, without judgement.
From there, we review your payments, explain what can realistically be done, and give you a secure dashboard so you always know where your case stands.
How we can help
Support for every kind of scam.
Whatever happened, start by telling us. These are the cases we see most often.
Our recovery process
How getting your money back works.
A clear process, explained in plain language, with nothing hidden.
- 01
Tell us what happened
Open your case online or send us a message. Share what you can: who you paid, how, when, and how much. It's fine if you don't have everything.
- 02
We review your case
Our team looks at your payment trail and the details you've shared, then explains your options in plain language.
- 03
Follow progress from your dashboard
Your secure dashboard shows your case status, the amount restored, any charges, and every update from your case team.
- 04
Receive recovered funds
When funds are restored they appear in your balance. Withdrawals are confirmed with a code sent to your email.
Warning signs
How to spot a scam.
Scammers can be very convincing. If any of these sound familiar, talk to us before sending any more money.
They contacted you first
Genuine firms rarely message out of the blue on social media, dating apps, or WhatsApp offering quick profits.
They rushed you
Deadlines, “last chance” bonuses, and pressure to decide today are designed to stop you checking the facts.
The returns sounded too good
Guaranteed high returns with no risk don't exist. Every real investment carries some risk.
You couldn't withdraw
Platforms that show growing profits but invent fees, taxes, or “verification” charges before you can withdraw.
They asked for secrecy or crypto
Being told not to tell your bank or family, or to pay in crypto or gift cards, is a strong warning sign.
They promised to recover your money
Strangers offering to recover lost funds for an upfront fee are often the same people, trying again.
Your client dashboard
Everything about your case, in one place.
No chasing for updates. Sign in any time to see exactly where things stand.
- Your own case reference, status, and recovery progress
- A notification every time your case team updates something
- Withdrawals confirmed by a one-time code sent to your email
You're not alone, and you may have a case.
Speak to our team today. It costs nothing to tell us what happened.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions, answered honestly.
Can't find what you need? Send us a message.
Can you guarantee I'll get my money back?
No one can honestly guarantee that. Every case is different, and some funds can't be recovered. What we can promise is a careful review of your case, a clear explanation of your options, and regular updates on progress.
What do I need to get started?
Whatever you have: dates and amounts of payments, how you paid (bank transfer, card, crypto), names or websites involved, and any messages or receipts. Don't worry if you're missing details. We'll tell you what helps.
How will I know what's happening with my case?
Once your account is verified, your dashboard shows your case reference, status, amount restored, charges, and transactions. You also get a notification each time something changes.
Are there any charges?
If your case has charges, they're shown on your dashboard, with what has been paid and what is outstanding. Never pay anyone who contacts you unexpectedly claiming to be from our team. Check your dashboard or contact us directly first.
How do withdrawals work?
Restored funds show in your balance. When you request a withdrawal, we send a one-time code to your email to confirm it's you, and your case team reviews it before release.
I've been scammed before by someone promising recovery. How do I know this is different?
Be cautious, and we'd encourage that with anyone. You'll always deal with us through your own verified account. We'll never ask for your passwords or verification codes, and you can contact us through the details on this website at any time.