Can you guarantee that I will get my money back?+
No. Recovery depends on the circumstances, the receiving institution, the location of funds and available legal channels. We explain the options and limitations before you decide whether to proceed.
What happens during the free case review?+
You share a short summary of what happened. We review the information and discuss whether there are practical next steps. A case review does not create a client relationship or commit you to a paid service.
What information should I prepare?+
Keep payment receipts, transaction IDs, dates and copies of relevant messages. The initial form only needs a summary. Never include passwords, wallet seed phrases, private keys or full card numbers.
Should I contact my bank or the police first?+
If a transfer is recent, contact your bank or payment provider immediately. Report the incident to the appropriate authorities in your country. Do not wait for a private review before making a time-sensitive report.
How are fees handled?+
The initial review is free. Any proposed paid work, its scope and its fees must be agreed in writing before it begins. This site does not promise recovery or a particular outcome.
How is my information handled?+
This form stores your details privately for authorized administrators. An email notification containing your submission is sent to the designated staff mailbox, and a brief acknowledgment is sent to you through our configured mail service. Submissions are not published or shared with advertising services. See the privacy notice for details and deletion requests.
How long does the recovery process take?+
The timeline depends on the complexity of each case, the evidence available, and the institutions involved. Some matters may be addressed in weeks; others can take several months. We provide realistic time expectations during the review.
What types of scams do you handle?+
We assist with cryptocurrency scams, investment fraud, romance scams, wire transfer fraud, identity theft, forex scams, binary options fraud, CFD trading scams, stock trading scams, online banking fraud, and other financial fraud situations.
What evidence do I need to start?+
At minimum, a summary of what happened, approximate dates, and the payment method used. Supporting records such as transaction receipts, screenshots, and correspondence strengthen the review. You can begin even if your records are incomplete.
Do you work internationally?+
Yes. We assist clients across multiple jurisdictions. The available options depend on the location of the parties involved, the payment method, and applicable regulations. Cross-border matters may require coordination between different authorities.
Is the consultation really free?+
Yes. The initial case review is free and confidential. There is no obligation to proceed. Any proposed paid work requires a separate written agreement with clear scope and fees before it begins.
What is your success rate?+
Recovery outcomes depend on many factors including timing, evidence quality, jurisdiction, and third-party decisions. We provide honest assessments of each case rather than guaranteeing specific results. Transparency about limitations is central to our approach.
How do I know this is not another scam?+
We never ask for wallet seed phrases, passwords, or remote access to your accounts. We provide a clear written scope before any paid work. You can independently verify our company registration and contact details. We encourage you to seek independent advice before deciding.
Can you help if the scam happened a long time ago?+
Possibly. The available options may be more limited with time, but evidence preservation and proper documentation remain valuable. We review each case individually regardless of when the incident occurred.
What should I do right now if I have been scammed?+
Contact your bank or payment provider immediately about a recall or fraud report. Change any compromised credentials. Preserve all records without editing them. Report the incident to the appropriate authorities in your country. Then reach out for a free case review.