#claims-justice
5 questions tagged with #claims-justice
Is 'Claims Justice' asking for a 'service activation fee' another recovery scam, or can they help?
Hi everyone, I'm so lost right now. Back in April, I fell for a crypto trading scam, lost about 8k USD, which was a huge chunk of my savings. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore, but they weren't very optimistic, said these things are hard to trace. Didn't hear anything for months. Then, out of nowhere, I got an email a few days ago from a company calling themselves 'Claims Justice'. They said they saw my case filed somewhere (didn't specify where, red flag maybe?), and that they specialize in crypto recovery. They sounded super professional, had a website, everything. They even had some info about my original scam that I didn't think was public. Now they're asking for a 'service activation fee' of about 1500 SGD before they can start. They said it's for legal processing and setting up my case file. I'm desperate to get my money back, but I'm terrified of being scammed again. It feels a lot like what happened before. Has anyone heard of these guys, or anything like this? Is this a legit step or am I just walking into another trap?
Is 'Claims Justice' asking for a 'fund release verification fee' legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm pretty desperate here. Last year, I got totally fleeced in a crypto investment scam. Lost about 12k USD, which was a huge chunk of my savings. I reported it to the police here in Austin, but honestly, didn't hear much back. Then, a few weeks ago, I got an email out of the blue from a company called 'Claims Justice'. They said they found my case, and had 'recovered' my funds. My heart literally jumped. They sent me some official-looking documents, even a 'case number' and stuff. They said for them to release the funds, I just need to pay a 'fund release verification fee' of about $800. They want it in crypto, specifically USDT. I'm so torn. On one hand, it feels too good to be true, and I'm already out so much. On the other, what if it's real? What if I miss my only chance to get my money back? Is this fee normal? Or am I about to get scammed a second time by Claims Justice?
Is a 'litigation readiness' fee from 'Claims Justice' a scam or actually required for recovery?
Feeling so stupid right now, honestly. I lost a significant amount to a crypto investment scam last year – low five figures, my life savings basically. I reported it to the local police here in Abu Dhabi and also to the **FTC** in the US because that's where the scammers claimed to be based. Nothing came of it, obviously. Then, out of nowhere, a few weeks ago, I got an email from a company called **Claims Justice**. They said they'd found my case via some international database and could help recover my funds. They sounded super professional, talked about forensic analysis and legal proceedings. I was desperate, so I bit. They've been really responsive, asked for loads of details about the initial scam, even sent me a 'case assessment report'. Now, they're asking for a 'litigation readiness fee' of about $3,000 to cover court preparation costs and to get things moving. They say it's refundable if they fail. My gut says no, but a small part of me is clinging to hope. Is this just another scam preying on victims? Has anyone dealt with them or a similar 'fee'?
Is 'Claims Justice' asking for an 'AML compliance fee' just another scam for my lost funds?
Hi everyone, I'm feeling so desperate and embarrassed right now. Last year, I lost a significant amount of money, almost €15,000, to a bogus forex trading platform. It felt like my world fell apart. I've been trying to move on, but then I got an email out of the blue from a company called Claims Justice. They said they'd seen my case registered somewhere (I did report it to local police here in The Hague and the AFM). They sound really professional and even sent me a 'case brief' that had some accurate details about my loss. Now they're saying they've located my funds, but to release them, I need to pay an 'AML compliance fee' of about €1,500. It's a lot, but if it means getting my money back, I'd pay it. My gut is screaming scam again, but my hope is clinging on. What do you all think? Is this a standard procedure, or am I about to be scammed a second time?
Claims Justice contacted me about my lost crypto, want a 'fund recovery bond' – legit or another scam?
I lost about 7,000 AED (around $1,900 USD) last year in a crypto investment scam. It was so humiliating, my husband still brings it up. I reported it to the local police here in Dubai, but honestly, nothing really came of it. I just accepted it as a very expensive lesson. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from a company called Claims Justice. They said they'd found my case details through 'inter-agency cooperation' and believe they can recover my funds. They've been really professional, sending me reports and even a mock-up of where my funds are supposedly tracked on the blockchain. Now they're asking for a 'fund recovery bond' of 500 AED before they can proceed with seizing the scammer's assets. They say it's fully refundable once the funds are recovered. My gut says no, but a part of me really wants this money back. Has anyone dealt with Claims Justice? Is this how legitimate recovery works or is it just another way to take more money from me?