#global-recovery-experts
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A company called 'Global Recovery Experts' wants an 'administrative processing fee' to get my money back. Scam?
Ok, so i feel kinda dumb asking this, but after losing like, 8 grand to a fake crypto investment platform last year (it was pretty sophisticated, they had a whole website and everything, tbh i was desperate during COVID times), i've been getting these emails. Mostly junk, but this one looked kinda professional. It's from 'Global Recovery Experts' and they claim they can get my money back. They had some details about my original loss, which freaked me out a little, how do they know that? They want an 'administrative processing fee' of about $750 up front to 'initiate the recovery process'. They keep pushing for it, saying time is critical. I'm so over losing money, but what if this is finally my chance? Has anyone heard of them, or is this just another scam preying on victims? My husband thinks I'm crazy even considering it, but I just want some of that money back, you know?
A company called 'Global Recovery Experts' wants a 'bank transfer re-route fee' – another scam after my crypto loss?
Hey everyone, feeling pretty stupid right now. I lost a significant amount of crypto, like low five figures, back in April on some fake trading platform called 'CryptoTradePro'. It was a classic pig butchering scam, they built up trust then suddenly locked me out. I reported it to my bank and local police but honestly, didn't expect much. Then, out of nowhere, I got an email last week from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Experts'. They said they track scam wallets and found some of mine. They even had specific details about my initial transaction that weren't public, which kinda freaked me out but also gave me hope, you know? They claim they've recovered my funds but need a 'bank transfer re-route fee' of about 1500 Euros to release them to my account in Germany. I'm so desperate to get my money back but my gut is screaming scam again. It feels too good to be true. Has anyone heard of these guys? Is this a common tactic for recovery scams? I really can't afford to lose any more money.