#recovery-scam
88 questions tagged with #recovery-scam
A company called 'Data Recovery Experts' wants an 'international transfer fee' to get my BTC back. Legit?
Hey everyone, I'm kinda desperate here. I lost a significant amount of Bitcoin (low six figures, like, my life savings) in a forex scam back in October last year. I reported it to the local police here in Dresden but honestly, they didn't really seem to know what to do with crypto scams. I've been bombarded with emails and calls since then, mostly from obvious scammers, but this one feels... a bit different? 'Data Recovery Experts' contacted me, saying they tracked my BTC to some offshore wallet. They sent me a really professional-looking document, even citing some privacy regulations. Now they're asking for a 3% 'international transfer fee' to cover the costs of moving the funds back to my German bank account, saying it's standard procedure for cross-border transfers. They've been super responsive to my questions. Is this actually a thing? Or am I about to get scammed again? I'm so paranoid now. Any advice would be appreciated.
A company called 'Legal Recovery UK' wants a 'court filing fee' – is this a recovery scam?
Hi everyone, I was scammed out of about 8k a few months ago, it was one of those investment scams, lost everything pretty much. I reported it to the police here in NL, but they basically said there wasn't much they could do. Then last week, an email arrived from 'Legal Recovery UK'. They said they track these scams and found my case, which felt a bit weird but also kinda hopeful. They sounded really convincing in the emails, talking about legal precedents and cross-border jurisdiction. They even sent me some documents that looked really official. Now they're asking for a 'court filing fee' of about 1500 euros to start the process of getting my money back. They say it's refundable if they don't win, but I'm incredibly skeptical after getting burned once. My partner thinks it’s another scam, but a part of me really wants to believe it. Has anyone heard of these guys or something similar? Is this a common tactic for legit recovery firms, or am I about to fall for it again?
Is 'Payback Ltd' legit? They want a 'due diligence and compliance' fee for my lost funds. Too good to be true?
Okay, so I was stupid. Lost a significant chunk of money to a fake investment platform last year, like about 12,000 euros. It was a really dark time for me and my partner. We almost lost everything. I reported it to the police here in Tilburg, but honestly, didn't hold out much hope. Then, out of nowhere, I get an email from a company called 'Payback Ltd'. They said they track these things and had identified my case. They even knew the name of the scam company I'd invested in, which freaked me out a little, like how did they know that?! They're claiming they can recover my funds, but they need an upfront 'due diligence and compliance' fee of 1,500 euros. They said it's to cover legal checks and make sure everything is compliant before they initiate the recovery process. It sounds amazing, but also... too good to be true, right? After falling for one scam, I'm super paranoid. Has anyone dealt with Payback Ltd? Is this a genuine step, or am I about to get scammed again?
A company called 'Global Recovery Advocates' wants a 'jurisdictional validation' fee to get my money back. Is this legit?
Hi everyone, I'm feeling a bit lost and honestly, really embarrassed. About six months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost nearly 15k. I reported it to the Gardaí here in Ireland, but haven't heard much back. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Advocates'. They said they found my case through public records and could help. They've been really professional, sending me detailed reports and even a 'case manager'. Now, they're asking for a 'jurisdictional validation fee' of about 1,200 euros. They say it's to ensure the legal process aligns with international regulations before they can proceed with recovering my funds. They even showed me some mock documents. My partner thinks it's another scam, but a tiny part of me wants to believe. Has anyone dealt with these guys or a similar request? Is this a standard thing for recovery firms?
A company called 'Recovery Pro' wants an 'anti-fraud clearance fee' for my lost crypto – is this legit?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling sick to my stomach about this. Back in November, I lost about 8k USD in a crypto investment scam. It was one of those 'high-yield' platforms my friend told me about. Anyway, I've been wallowing ever since. Out of the blue, I got an email a few days ago from a company calling themselves 'Recovery Pro'. They said they track lost funds and can help get my money back. They even knew the platform name and roughly how much I lost, which kinda freaked me out but also gave me a tiny bit of hope. After a couple of calls, they're now asking for an 'anti-fraud clearance fee' of about $750 to 'unlock' my recovered funds. They promise it's the last step. My gut is screaming scam, but a part of me, the part that's still hurting from that 8k, just wants it to be real. Has anyone heard of this 'anti-fraud clearance fee' or 'Recovery Pro'? Is this how recovery actually works, or am I about to get scammed again?
Is 'Refund Solutions Group' asking for a 'customs duty fee' legit to get my crypto back?
Ok, so i was scammed out of like, half my savings earlier this year, about $8k in crypto. i know, i know, i shouldn't have fallen for it, but i was really vulnerable at the time. a few weeks ago, i got an email from 'Refund Solutions Group' saying they'd traced my funds and could recover them. they sounded super professional and even knew some details about my original scam, which freaked me out a bit because i hadn't shared that widely. Anyway, after a few calls, they now want me to pay a 'customs duty fee' of about 1500 Euros to release my recovered crypto from some 'offshore account.' Said it's standard protocol for international asset transfers. My partner thinks it's another scam and I'm just about ready to give up. Has anyone dealt with these guys or a similar request? My gut says no, but I'm just so desperate to get my money back. I'm from Eindhoven here in the Netherlands, so yeah, international transfer sounds kinda plausible... help?
Is 'Crypto Trace Solutions' asking for a 'wallet synchronization fee' legit to get my Bitcoin back?
Okay, so I lost a bunch of Bitcoin back in March to one of those fake investment platforms. It was about 0.8 BTC, which is a lot of money for me. I was devastated, reported it to the FBI IC3, but honestly didn't expect much. Then last week, an email pops up from a company called 'Crypto Trace Solutions.' They claim they found my funds, or at least a trace of them, and can recover them. Sounds amazing, right? But here's the catch: they're asking for a 'wallet synchronization fee' of 0.05 BTC before they can even start the transfer process. They said it's to 'sync my wallet with the blockchain bridge' they use. My gut is screaming scam, especially because they want crypto and it's an upfront fee. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but I don't want to lose even more. Has anyone dealt with these guys or heard of this 'wallet synchronization fee' thing? Is this just another scam preying on victims?
Anyone recovered funds from a fake 'futures trading' scam with Nethertrace?
Hi everyone, I'm Michael from Durban, South Africa. I'm feeling pretty desperate right now. I fell for one of those fake crypto futures trading scams. They built this whole sophisticated platform, showed fake profits, and got me to deposit a significant amount — honestly, it was everything I had saved up, thinking it was a legit investment. Now, of course, I can't withdraw anything, and the 'support' has vanished. I've seen some mentions of [Nethertrace](https://nethertrace.co) online as a company that helps with crypto recovery. I'm really hesitant because I've already been scammed once, and I'm terrified of falling for a 'recovery scam' on top of it. Can anyone share if they've had any success recovering funds from a similar situation using Nethertrace? Specifically, after a fake futures trading platform scam? Any insights would be hugely appreciated. I'm just trying to figure out if it's even worth reaching out to them.
A company called 'Global Debt Recovery' contacted me asking for a high 'litigation processing fee' to get my money back. Scam?
Hi everyone, I'm new here and feeling pretty desperate. A few months ago, I fell for a crypto trading scam and lost a significant amount – about $8,000, which is a lot for me. I reported it to the police here in Sharjah and also filed a complaint with my bank, but honestly, nothing really came of it. I'd almost given up hope. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Debt Recovery'. They said they'd seen my complaint somewhere and could help. They knew details about my original scam, which freaked me out a bit but also gave me hope. Now they're asking for a 'litigation processing fee' of about $1,500 upfront before they can start. They said it's for court fees and stuff. Is this normal? It feels like a lot, and I'm really scared of losing even more money.
A company called 'Claim Solutions Ltd' wants an 'escrow processing fee' – is this a recovery scam?
Hi everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. Back in November, I lost about £4,500 to a fake crypto investment platform. It was devastating, I know I should have been more careful. I reported it to my bank and the FCA, but haven't heard much back. Yesterday, I got an email from a company called 'Claim Solutions Ltd'. They said they found my case through a 'public database' and that they can recover my funds. They've been quite professional so far, sent me some documents, and even showed me a screenshot of what looks like my lost funds in an 'escrow' account. But now they're asking for a £350 'escrow processing fee' to release the money. They say it's fully refundable once the funds are transferred. Is this legit? Or am I about to be scammed again? I'm so paranoid now, I just want my money back.
A company called 'Action Refund' wants an 'advance tax payment' – is this another scam on top of previous losses?
Hey everyone, so i lost a good chunk of money to a crypto investment scam last year, like about 15k EUR. It was awful, still hurts to think about. I reported it to the police here in Germany and also filled out the form with Action Fraud in the UK just in case, but honestly, didn't hear much back. Then out of nowhere, i get an email today from a company calling themselves 'Action Refund'. They say they've tracked my funds, which sounds too good to be true, right? They've been really professional, sending me official-looking documents, and even had a PDF breakdown of my 'recovered' funds. But, to get the money released, they're asking for an 'advance tax payment' of around 1,500 EUR to a specific crypto wallet. They claim it's a mandatory government tax for international fund transfers. My gut is screaming scam, but the small hopeful part of me wonders if it could be real. Has anyone heard of this 'Action Refund' or this type of fee?
Is 'Wealth Recovery International' asking for a 'fund release certificate' fee a legit step?
Hi everyone, I was scammed out of a lot of money in a crypto investment scam last year, like, low five figures. Ugh. It was such a hard time, and i'm still kinda reeling from it. I reported it to the local police here in Nijmegen and also filed with the FBI IC3 because the scammers seemed to be international. Didn't hear much back, honestly, so I figured it was gone for good. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from 'Wealth Recovery International.' They said they'd seen my IC3 report and that they'd managed to track some of my funds! They even sent me a screenshot of a transaction log that looked super legit, showing my lost crypto moving to a wallet they claimed to control. Now they're asking for a 'fund release certificate' fee, which is about 1,500 euros, to get my money back. They say it's an official bank charge for international transfers. It feels a bit too good to be true, you know? After everything, i'm so scared of being conned again. Is this a real thing, or am I about to fall for another scam? Any advice would be really, really appreciated.
A company called 'Refund Police' emailed me, asking for an 'anti-money laundering fee' – is this a scam?
Hey everyone, feeling really anxious again. Back in March, I got caught up in a crypto investment scam and lost about 8k. It was awful, I felt so dumb. I reported it to the RCMP and my bank, but honestly, didn't expect much. Then, yesterday, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Refund Police.' They somehow knew about my specific loss, even details I hadn't shared publicly. They said they've recovered a percentage of my funds and just need me to pay an 'anti-money laundering (AML) fee' of about $750 CAD to release it. They sent what looks like official documents, even referenced some imaginary 'international financial recovery laws.' I'm really hesitant, even though a part of me desperately wants to believe it's real. Is this another trick? Has anyone dealt with these guys or something similar?
Is 'Global Blockchain Recovery' legit? They're asking for a 'digital asset protection fee'.
Hey everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. Back in November, I lost pretty much all my savings, about 15k, to a crypto investment scam. It was one of those fake trading platforms, saw a few good returns then they just vanished with my money. I felt like such an idiot, totally embarrassed. I reported it to the FBI's IC3, but honestly, didn't hear much back. Now, I got an email from a company called 'Global Blockchain Recovery'. They claim they can help me get my funds back. They've been really responsive, even showed me some 'case studies'. But to proceed, they're asking for a 'digital asset protection fee' of about $1500 to 'secure the recovery process' and 'prevent further loss'. Is this legitimate? Or am I about to get scammed again? It feels a bit too good to be true, and after what happened, I'm so paranoid.
A company called 'Recovery Squad' is asking for a 'capital gains tax' fee – is this another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm in a really tough spot here and honestly, feeling a bit desperate. Last year, I lost a significant amount of money – about R80,000 – to a crypto investment scam. I reported it to the local police here in Joburg, but, well, you know how that goes. Not much happened. Recently, out of nowhere, I was contacted by a company calling themselves 'Recovery Squad'. They emailed me, saying they'd traced my funds and could help me get them back. They had some details about my original scam that seemed pretty accurate, which got my hopes up. After a few calls, where they sounded very professional, they sent me a document claiming my funds were recovered but were being held by a 'financial institution' due to 'pending tax obligations.' Now they're asking for a 'capital gains tax' payment of around R15,000 before they can release my original money. They want me to pay it into a crypto wallet. My gut is screaming scam again, but part of me, the desperate part, wants to believe it. Has anyone heard of this 'Recovery Squad'? Is this capital gains tax thing for recovered scam money even real? I just can't afford to lose more. Thanks in advance for any help.
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?
Is 'Global Recovery Partners' legit? They're asking for a 'fund release certificate' after my crypto loss.
Hi everyone, I'm so desperate right now. Six months ago I lost a significant amount of my savings to a crypto investment scam – about 15,000 SGD. I reported it to the Singapore police and my bank (DBS), but they said it's very hard to track crypto once it's gone. I felt so stupid and embarrassed, I didn't even tell my family the full amount. Then last week, I got an email out of the blue from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Partners'. They said they had found my case through a "global anti-fraud database" and could help me get my money back. They referenced some details from my original scam that were surprisingly accurate, which kinda made me believe them. They've now asked for a 'fund release certificate fee' to unlock the frozen funds. It's about 1,500 SGD. They want me to pay it in USDT. I'm so torn. On one hand, it feels like a chance to get my money back. On the other, it's more money, paid in crypto again, and I'm terrified of being scammed *again*. Has anyone heard of these guys or something similar? Is this 'fund release certificate' a real thing?
A company called 'Global Legal Advocates' emailed me, wants an 'indemnity insurance premium' – legit?
Salam everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. You might remember my post a few months ago about losing a big chunk of my savings, almost 30k USD, to a crypto investment platform that just vanished. I was so embarrassed, told my wife it was just a bad stock pick, you know? Anyway, over the weekend, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Legal Advocates'. They said they found my case through 'public records' and can help recover my funds. They even had some details about the scam that were pretty accurate. But here's the catch: they're asking for an 'indemnity insurance premium' of about 1500 USD upfront before they can start. They said it's to cover their legal costs if the court case goes sideways, protecting them. It sounds plausible, but after what happened before, I'm so paranoid. Is this another scam designed to get more money out of me?
A company called 'Global Recovery Network' just emailed, wants 'KYC verification fee' – scam?
Hey everyone, i'm Felix from Munich, and i'm kinda desperate here. Back in November, I lost about 8,000 euros to a fake crypto investment platform. It was a really hard lesson, I still feel so dumb about it. Anyway, today I got an email out of the blue, from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Network'. They claim they tracked some of my lost funds and can help me get them back. Sounds too good to be true, right? They're asking for a 'KYC verification fee' of 250 euros before they can proceed. They sent me a link to some online portal where I'm supposed to upload my ID and pay the fee. My gut's screaming scam, partly because I've already fallen for something similar. Part of me is hoping, though, because 8k is a lot of money to just write off. Has anyone heard of these guys or had a similar experience? Just need some advice before I do anything else impulsive.
Crypto Recovery Advocates asking for a 'proof of ownership' fee — another scam?
Hi everyone, I'm honestly feeling so lost and embarrassed. About six months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost nearly £8,000. It was devastating, my life savings almost. I reported it to Action Fraud and honestly, didn't expect much. Then, a few weeks ago, I got an email out of the blue from a company called 'Crypto Recovery Advocates'. They said they'd found my case via a 'public database' – which sounded a bit weird – and that they could help get my money back. They've walked me through this whole process, showing me screenshots of what looks like my transactions on a blockchain explorer, and honestly, it gave me a glimmer of hope. But now, they're asking for a 'proof of ownership' fee of £750 to 'unlock' my funds. They say it's to verify I'm the real owner before they can initiate the transfer back. It's a non-refundable upfront fee. My gut is screaming scam, but my heart really wants to believe it. Is this a common tactic for recovery scams? Has anyone else heard of this 'proof of ownership' fee?
A company called 'Global Debt Recovery' contacted me asking for a high 'litigation processing fee' to get my money back. Scam?
Hey everyone, So, about six months ago, I fell for a pretty bad crypto investment scam. Lost about 8,000 euros, which was a huge chunk of my savings. I reported it to the local police here in Lille, but not much came of it, just a lot of paperwork. I'd kinda given up hope, honestly. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Debt Recovery.' They said they'd found my case through "public records" (which freaked me out a bit, like how?). They claim they've had success recovering funds from the same fraudulent platform that got me. But get this, they're asking for a 'litigation processing fee' of 1,500 euros upfront. They said it's for court costs and lawyer fees to get things moving. It feels... off. Like, too good to be true, right? I'm so desperate to get my money back but I'm terrified of getting scammed *again*. Has anyone heard of these guys or something similar? Is this another one of those recovery scams?
Is 'Global Recovery Alliance' asking for a 'service subscription fee' another recovery scam?
Ok, so i lost a significant amount, like low five figures, to what i now know was a pig butchering scam earlier this year. It was awful, i felt so stupid. I reported it to the police here in Eindhoven, the banking authorities, even the financial crime unit - nothing came of it. I just had to accept the loss, right? Then, out of nowhere, i get an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Alliance'. They said they found my case through 'public records' (which freaked me out a bit, tbh) and that they could help me get my money back. They had some details right, like the date of the initial scam and sorta the amount, which spooked me even more. Now they're asking for a 'service subscription fee' of about 800 euros to start the process. They say it covers 'initial forensic analysis' and 'legal team retainer'. My partner thinks it's a scam within a scam. But what if it's not? What if this is my ONLY chance? Has anyone heard of these guys or something similar? I'm so desperate.
A company called 'Global Asset Recovery Team' wants a 'blockchain transfer fee' – another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. A few months ago, I lost about 8,000 euros in a crypto investment scam. It was one of those fake trading platforms, looked super legit at first. Anyway, this past week, I got an email out of the blue from a company calling themselves 'Global Asset Recovery Team'. They said they found my case through a dark web monitoring service and can recover my funds. They even knew the exact amount I lost and the platform's name, which freaked me out a bit, but also made me hopeful. Now they're asking for a 'blockchain transfer fee' of about 1,500 euros, saying it's necessary to transfer the recovered crypto back to my wallet. They said it's refundable once the transfer is complete. My wife says it sounds too good to be true, and I'm really scared of falling for another scam. Anyone heard of them or dealt with this kind of fee before?
Is 'Crypto Refund Advocates' asking for a 'proof of funds deposit' just another recovery scam?
Hey everyone, i'm so desperate. I lost almost everything – about $7,000 equivalent – in a crypto investment scam last year. It was one of those fake trading platforms, seemed legit at first, then locked me out. I reported it to the police here in East London and to the FBI IC3 online, but nothing really came of it. Felt so stupid and ashamed. Now, a company called 'Crypto Refund Advocates' contacted me out of the blue. They said they got my details from a 'leaked scam victim database' (which, red flag, i know). They claim they can recover my funds, but they need a 'proof of funds deposit' of $800 to show 'commitment' and 'unlock the recovery process.' It sounds like total BS, but a small part of me, the one that's still hurting from the loss, wants to believe. Have any of you heard of them? Or is this just someone trying to kick me when i'm already down? I can't afford to lose another cent.
Is 'Global Recovery Solutions' asking for a 'digital wallet unlocking fee' after my crypto loss another scam?
Hey everyone, i'm so desperate right now. back in january i fell for a crypto trading scam, lost about 12k CAD that i really couldn't afford to lose. it still makes me sick to my stomach just thinking about it. i reported it to the RCMP and my bank, but they basically said it was gone. then last week, i got an email out of the blue from a company called 'Global Recovery Solutions'. they had details about my original scam, like the platform name and roughly how much i lost. it freaked me out a bit, but also gave me a tiny spark of hope. they said they've tracked my crypto and can recover it, but i need to pay a 'digital wallet unlocking fee' of about 1500 USD upfront. when i asked why i'm locked out, they mumbled something about blockchain verification protocols. i'm really scared it's another scam trying to hit me again when i'm at my lowest. has anyone heard of these guys? is this 'unlocking fee' a real thing in crypto recovery? i just don't know what to believe anymore. any advice appreciated.
A company called 'Global Claim Solutions' wants a 'due diligence fee' for my lost crypto, another scam?
Hey everyone, feeling pretty desperate here. I lost a significant amount – low five figures – to one of those dodgy crypto investment platforms a few months back. I reported it to the police here in Queensland and ASIC, but honestly, didn't hold out much hope. Then yesterday, I get this email from a company called 'Global Claim Solutions'. They somehow knew all the details of my original scam, even the platform name. They're saying they've successfully recovered funds from this exact scammer before and can help, but they need an upfront 'due diligence fee' of about $1,200 AUD to start the process. They've sent me a really professional-looking document outlining their services. It looks totally legit, but after getting burned once, I'm super wary. Is this just another recovery scam trying to hit me again while I'm down? Please tell me it's not.
Is 'Crypto Justice League' asking for a 'due diligence fee' another recovery scam after my crypto loss?
Okay, so I lost a significant amount of Bitcoin (like, low five figures) to a fake investment platform last year. I reported it to my local authorities here in the Netherlands, but honestly, didn't have much hope. Then, out of nowhere, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Crypto Justice League'. They said they track crypto scams and have a high success rate. They even had some details about my original scam that seemed, well, believable. They're asking for a 'due diligence fee' upfront, about 0.5 BTC, to start their investigation and recovery process. They say it's for 'blockchain analysis and legal prep'. They claim they don't take a percentage of the recovered funds until it's actually in my account, which sounded good. But that upfront fee really makes me nervous. Is this a common thing for legitimate recovery services, or am I about to get scammed again? I really can't afford to lose more money. Does anyone have experience with 'Crypto Justice League' specifically, or these kinds of fees?
A company called 'Global Financial Recovery' contacted me about my lost crypto, are they legit?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling pretty desperate here. I lost a significant amount of crypto earlier this year, like low five figures, to one of those investment platforms that just vanished. I've been trying to put it behind me, but then late last week I got an email out of nowhere from a company called 'Global Financial Recovery'. They said they track these things and found my case. They want a 'due diligence fee' upfront to start the process of getting my funds back. They sound really convincing, mentioning blockchain analysis and legal teams. I'm based in Nijmegen, and it's just stressing me out thinking I might miss a chance to get my money back, but also terrified of being scammed again. Has anyone heard of them? Are they actually any good, or is this just another trap? Any advice would be so appreciated.
Is 'Global Recovery Services' legit? They're asking for a 'security deposit' to recover my initial crypto loss.
Hey everyone, I'm still reeling from a crypto scam a few months back. Lost about 8k USD, which for me, was a massive chunk of my savings. I reported it to the local police here in Durban, but honestly, didn't really get anywhere. Just felt like another dead end. Then, out of the blue, I got an email yesterday from a company called 'Global Recovery Services'. They somehow knew all the details of my initial scam – the approximate amount, the crypto exchange I used, even the wallet address (that really spooked me, tbh). They said they could help recover my funds, claiming they have special 'blockchain forensic tools' and 'international legal connections'. They sent me a 'contract' and are now asking for a 'refundable security deposit' of roughly 10% of my lost amount before they start any work. They say it's to cover initial processing and 'secure' the recovered funds. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but this 'deposit' feels… off. Is this a common thing? Or am I about to get scammed again?
Is 'MoneyBack Hero' legit? They're asking for a 'network de-encryption fee' after my crypto loss.
Ugh, guys, I'm feeling so stupid right now, but I need to ask. I lost a decent chunk of crypto a few months ago, about AUD 12,000, to one of those fake investment platform scams. I reported it to the Australian Federal Police but tbh I didn't hold out much hope. Then, out of the blue, someone from 'MoneyBack Hero' emailed me, saying they saw my report and had located my funds. They sent a really convincing report showing my wallet address and where the funds supposedly went. Now they're asking for a one-time 'network de-encryption fee' of AUD 1,500 to get it back. They say it's to access the 'dark web' where my crypto is stuck. This sounds a bit... off, right? Like, another scam? My gut is screaming no, but a tiny part of me is desperate to get my money back. Has anyone heard of MoneyBack Hero or dealt with this kind of fee?
Is 'Payback Ltd' legit? They're asking for an 'administrative fee' to recover my crypto.
Hi everyone, I'm feeling so desperate and confused right now. A few months ago, i lost a significant amount of crypto (low five figures) to one of those super sophisticated pig butchering scams. It basically wiped out my savings. I reported it to the local police here in Dubai, but they didn't really have much hope cause it was crypto and overseas. I also filed a report with Action Fraud online, but haven't heard back other than an acknowledgement. Today, I received an email out of the blue from a company called 'Payback Ltd'. They said they track crypto fraud and found my case via some public records. They claim to have recovered funds for other victims and say they can help me too. They sound really professional and even sent me what looks like a case number. But, to start the process, they're asking for an 'administrative fee' upfront, about 500 USD, to cover 'initial processing and blockchain analysis'. I'm so scared to lose more money. Is this legit or am I just getting scammed again? I can't afford another mistake.
Wealth Recovery International wants an 'investigation retainer' after i lost money – legit?
I was pretty devastated after losing a significant amount of money, low five figures, to a crypto investment scam back in January. I felt so foolish. Fast forward to last week, I suddenly got an email from 'Wealth Recovery International'. They said they had identified my case through some kind of international database and could help me get my money back. They sounded really professional and even knew some specifics about the scam I fell for, which freaked me out a bit but also gave me hope. Now they're asking for about $1,500 upfront as an 'investigation retainer fee' to start the process. They say it's to cover their initial costs and assure me it's refundable if they can't recover anything. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but my partner thinks it's just another scam. Is this Wealth Recovery International thing legit, or am I about to get scammed twice?
A company called 'Recovery Pro Hub' is asking for a 'digital ledger fee' to retrieve my crypto – is this legit or another scam?
Okay, so I lost a substantial amount of crypto, maybe around 15k EUR, a few months back. It was one of those fake investment platforms, you know? I was pretty devastated. Anyway, I got an email a couple of days ago from a company calling themselves 'Recovery Pro Hub'. They said they track lost funds and found mine! They sent me a super official-looking document, even had my old wallet address on it, which really spooked me. They claim they can recover everything, but I need to pay a 'digital ledger fee' of about 1500 EUR to get the process started. They say it's for 'cross-blockchain verification and data reconciliation.' It sounds tempting, so tempting to get my money back, especially after losing sleep over it. But I'm so scared of being scammed again. Has anyone heard of these guys? Is this how legitimate crypto recovery works, or am I just looking at another trap? I really can't afford to lose more.
Is 'Claims Justice' asking for a 'court registration fee' another scam after my crypto loss?
Hey everyone, i'm feeling so dumb right now. i lost quite a bit of money, like, low five figures, in a supposed crypto investment scheme back in october. it was one of those 'pig butchering' things, actually – met someone online, they slowly convinced me to invest more and more on a fake platform. totally devastated tbh. now, a few weeks ago, i got an email out of the blue from a company called 'Claims Justice'. they said they'd found my case through some 'international financial fraud database' and could help me get my money back. after a few calls, they sound really convincing, mentioning details about my original scam that not many people would know. they even sent me a 'contract'. but now they're asking for a 'court registration fee' – about 0.5 eth – to start the legal process. they keep saying it's refundable once the case closes. my gut is screaming scam again, but a small part of me is desperate to believe it. has anyone heard of Claims Justice? Is this 'court registration fee' a red flag or is that actually a thing with real recovery firms?
Is 'Global Recovery Agency' asking for 'notary fees' to get my crypto back just another scam?
Bonjour everyone. I'm feeling so stupid right now, but I really need some advice. A few months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost nearly 8,000 euros. It was devastating. Just last week, I got an email, out of the blue, from a company called 'Global Recovery Agency'. They said they had tracked some of my lost funds and could help me get them back. I was so relieved, like a light at the end of a very dark tunnel. They've been in touch via WhatsApp, very professional-sounding. They sent me documents, an agreement, everything looked legit. Now they're asking for 'notary fees' to finalize the transfer of my recovered funds – about 750 euros. They say it's because the funds are in an international account and need to be notarized for release. My husband is super skeptical, but I just want my money back so badly. Is this a common thing? Or am I about to get scammed a second time? I'm so confused and scared.
Is 'Global Recovery Initiatives' asking for a 'digital wallet validation fee' a recovery scam?
Hi everyone, I really need some advice. I got hit by a crypto investment scam about six months ago, lost around 15k USD in a fake FX platform. It was devastating, honestly. Just trying to move on. Then, out of nowhere, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Recovery Initiatives.' They claimed they track down lost crypto and recover funds for victims. They even mentioned the platform I lost money on, which felt creepy but also kind of hopeful, you know? They said they've identified some of my lost funds and can help me get them back. But, they're asking for a 'digital wallet validation fee' of about $1,200 USDT to proceed. They say it's to ensure my wallet can receive the recovered assets securely and quickly before they initiate the transfer. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but I'm also terrified of being scammed again. It feels like a loop. Has anyone dealt with this 'Global Recovery Initiatives' or something similar? Is this 'digital wallet validation fee' a normal thing for legitimate recovery services, or is it just another trick?
Is 'Funds Recovery Group' asking for collateral to unfreeze my crypto another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. Back in November, I lost a significant amount – low five figures – to what I now know was a crypto investment scam. It was awful, I felt so stupid. I reported it to the Dutch police and then kind of just gave up hope. But then, last week, I got an email. It was from a company called 'Funds Recovery Group' (FRG). They said they'd found my case through some international database and had traced my lost crypto to a frozen wallet. They've been really professional, sending me official-looking documents, talking about blockchain forensics and international law. They even knew the exact amount I lost, which freaked me out a bit but also made me think, maybe? Now they're asking for a 'collateral payment' – about 15% of the total amount – to 'unfreeze' the wallet. They say it's fully refundable once the funds are released. My partner thinks it's another scam and I should just cut my losses, but I'm desperate to get that money back. Has anyone dealt with these guys, or anything similar? Is this collateral thing a legit part of recovery, or am I about to be scammed again?
A company called 'Reclaim Funds Now' wants a 'due diligence fee' to recover my crypto – legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, feeling pretty desperate over here. I lost a significant amount, like, over 10k euros, in a crypto investment scam back in March. I reported it to the local police here in Dusseldorf, but honestly, they didn't seem to have much hope. I've been getting these emails lately, pretty generic at first, but one from a 'Reclaim Funds Now' agency caught my eye. They claim to specialize in crypto recovery and say they've identified some of my lost funds on a specific exchange. They're asking for a 'due diligence fee' of about 800 euros to start the process. They even sent me a few 'testimonials'. My girlfriend thinks it's another scam, but a small part of me is hoping it's real. Has anyone ever dealt with these guys or anything similar? Is this fee legitimate?
A company called 'Global Asset Recovery Agency' wants a 'service activation fee' – another scam?
Hi everyone, I'm feeling really vulnerable right now and could use some advice. Back in September, I lost a good chunk of my savings, around £7,000, to a bogus investment platform that promised insane crypto returns. It was such a stupid mistake, my partner was furious, and I've just been trying to move on. Then yesterday, out of the blue, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Asset Recovery Agency'. They somehow knew all the details of my previous scam – the platform name, the amount I lost, everything. They even had my email and surname. They sounded very professional, talking about 'specialized blockchain tracing' and 'international legal frameworks'. They've sent me a 'contract' and are asking for a 'service activation fee' of £500, paid to a Revolut account. My gut is screaming scam again, but a tiny part of me is desperate for closure or even a glimmer of hope. Has anyone dealt with these guys or something similar? Is this just another layer of the same old trick? I really can't afford to lose another penny.
My savings gone after a 'refund' from 'Funds Recovery Group' turned into another scam, any hope?
Ugh, i'm so mad at myself. I got scammed out of a good chunk of crypto last year, like about 10k EUR, on some pig-butchering platform (CoinEgg, i think it was called? The site's down now anyway). I was trying to block it out. Then a few weeks ago, I got this email, looked kinda official, saying they were from some 'Funds Recovery Group' and they'd found my lost funds and just needed a small fee to release them. I was desperate, you know? I wired them like 1500 EUR, thinking it was finally over. Now they've stopped replying, and the email address just bounces. It feels like I've been scammed twice. Is there any actual way to get *anything* back now? My partner is just shaking her head, I don't even know what to tell her.
Is 'Global Asset Recovery Solutions' asking for a 'court filing fee' another scam after my crypto loss?
Okay, so like, I lost a good chunk of my savings, about 100,000 ZAR, to a crypto investment platform a few months ago. It was one of those fake ones that looked super professional, promised huge returns. My husband was so mad, tbh. I reported it to the South African police, but they just said these things are hard to track. Then, out of the blue, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Asset Recovery Solutions'. They said they had seen my details on a 'data leak' list from the scamming platform (which already sounded a bit suss, right?). They seem legit though, sent me a document with a case number even. They're saying they can recover my funds but I need to pay a 'court filing fee' of about 15,000 ZAR before they can proceed. It's a lot, and after losing so much already, I'm terrified of being scammed again. Has anyone dealt with these guys or anything similar? Is this normal for recovery efforts?
Is 'Refund Police' legit? They say they can recover my crypto with an 'insurance fee'!
Look, i'm just so tired. A few months back, i got completely burned by an investment platform that turned out to be a total scam. Lost pretty much all my savings, a decent chunk of crypto. It was devastating, my family was so upset. I didn't even tell my wife the full amount, honestly. I reported it to the local police here in Port Elizabeth, but they just said these things are hard to trace. Then out of nowhere, i got an email from 'Refund Police'. They mentioned my specific case, like they knew details, which kinda freaked me out but also gave me a tiny bit of hope. They said they've tracked my funds to some offshore exchange and can get them back, but first i need to pay an "insurance fee" to cover the transfer costs, like it's a guarantee. It's not a small amount either, low five figures USD equivalent. After everything, i'm so wary, but also, what if it's real? I don't want to miss a chance but i absolutely cannot lose more money. Has anyone dealt with these guys? Is this just another scam preying on desperate people?
Is 'Asset Recovery Alliance' asking for a 'blockchain verification fee' after my crypto loss another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling so desperate. A few months ago, I lost a significant amount of crypto (low five figures, ugh) in what I now realize was a pig butchering scam. I reported it to the local police here in Montpellier, and also the FCA online, but honestly, didn't hear much back. Now, I got an email out of the blue from a company calling themselves 'Asset Recovery Alliance'. They claim they've traced my funds and can recover them, but they need a 'blockchain verification fee' first. It's not a huge amount, like 500 euros, but after everything, I'm just so wary. Is this a common tactic for recovery scams? Should I even consider it, or is this just someone trying to kick me when I'm already down? I'm so tired of feeling stupid about this whole thing.
Is 'Crypto Guardian Alliance' asking for a 'clearing fee' just another scam after my huge crypto loss?
I'm really at my wit's end here. About six months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam and lost nearly all my retirement savings – like, low five figures. It was devastating. I reported it to the Gardaí, but honestly, they didn't seem to have much hope. Then, out of nowhere, I received an email last week from a company calling themselves 'Crypto Guardian Alliance.' They said they'd analyzed public blockchain data and identified my lost funds. They even sent me a link to what looked like a transaction trace, showing my funds moved to a Binance wallet, which honestly, impressed me. They claim they can recover the money, but they need an upfront 'clearing fee' of about 1500 Euros to 'unlock' the funds from some escrow they've supposedly tracked them to. They said it's for legal and administrative costs. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but after being scammed once, I'm terrified of falling for it again. This 'clearing fee' just screams red flag to me. Has anyone heard of these guys? Is this legit, or am I about to get double-scammed? Any advice would be so helpful.
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.
A company called 'Global Debt Recovery' wants upfront fees to recover my crypto – legit or another scam?
Hi everyone, I'm kinda desperate here. Back in November, I lost a significant amount of crypto, about 8k EUR, to what turned out to be a classic pig butchering scam. It was on a fake trading platform, you know the drill. I reported it to the local police here in Nantes and my bank, but honestly, nothing really came of it. I just felt so stupid and embarrassed. Today, I received an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Debt Recovery'. They said they found my case through 'public records' and claim they can help me get my funds back. They sound super official, talking about 'specialised blockchain forensics' and 'international legal teams'. But here's the catch: they're asking for an 'initial administrative fee' of about 1500 EUR to start the process. They say it covers their immediate costs for tracing and legal filing. My gut feeling is screaming *no*, especially after what happened before, but part of me is clinging to some hope. Are these types of companies ever legit? Or is this just another scam preying on heartbroken victims like me? Any advice would be really appreciated.
A company called 'Action Refund' contacted me about my lost crypto, are they legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm really feeling desperate right now. I lost a significant amount, like low five figures, in a crypto investment scam about six months ago. It was one of those 'high yield' platforms that turned out to be totally fake. I reported it to the local police here in Frankfurt, and also to the BKA, but they basically said it's very hard to trace and recover. Now, out of the blue, I got an email and a WhatsApp message from a company called 'Action Refund'. They say they specialize in crypto recovery and have a high success rate. They asked for some details about my original loss, which I cautiously provided, and now they're asking for a 'refundable processing fee' of about €750 to start the investigation. My gut is telling me it's too good to be true, especially after already losing so much. Has anyone dealt with 'Action Refund' before? Are they actually legit, or is this just another scam trying to get more money from me?
Is 'Crypto Refund Solutions' asking for a 'tax clearance fee' another scam after my huge loss?
Okay, so I was part of that huge scam last year, you know, the one where everyone lost their crypto on that fake exchange platform. I lost about half my savings, almost 50k AUD. It's been devastating. I reported it to ASIC, but haven't heard much back. Well, out of the blue, I got an email from 'Crypto Refund Solutions'. They said they track lost funds and have identified some crypto belonging to me. They even sent me a screenshot that *looked* like my old wallet address with a recovered balance. Now, they're asking for a 'tax clearance fee' upfront, apparently to release the funds. It's not a small amount either, like 5,000 AUD. They say it's paid to some international tax authority before they can transfer the bitcoin back. My gut is screaming scam again, but a small part of me is desperate. Has anyone dealt with these guys or heard of this 'tax clearance fee' thing? Is it legitimate?
My savings gone after a 'refund' from 'Funds Recovery Group' turned into another scam, any hope?
Hey everyone, I'm really at my wit's end here. Back in January, I lost a significant amount of crypto, about 8k USD worth of ETH, to a fake investment platform. I reported it to the local police here in Nottingham, but they just said it's a 'complex cross-border' issue and basically shut me down. Then, about three weeks ago, I got an email out of the blue from something called 'Funds Recovery Group'. They claimed they could get my money back, said they'd traced it to some exchange. They sounded legit, had a professional-looking website, even seemed to know details about my original scam that I hadn't widely shared. They asked for an 'initial processing fee' and then a 'legal fee' via crypto, saying it was standard procedure to unlock the funds. I was desperate, so I paid them about 1.5k USD in ETH. Now, they've gone silent, their website is down, and their email bounces. I feel so stupid. Have I just been scammed twice? Is there truly no way to get any of this back? My life savings were in that ETH, I was saving for a house deposit.
Is 'Crypto Recovery Pro' legit? They're asking for a 'security deposit' after I lost money.
Hey everyone, I'm feeling so desperate. About two months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost everything – low five figures. Ugh. Now, out of nowhere, I was contacted on Telegram by someone claiming to be from 'Crypto Recovery Pro.' They said they saw my posts on some scam forums (which, yeah, I did post a lot asking for help). They have a website, looks pretty professional, and they're talking a big game about blockchain forensics and working with international agencies. They even showed me some screenshots, like they'd tracked my crypto to some suspicious addresses. It *looks* convincing. But now they're asking for a 'security deposit' of about 0.5 ETH, saying it's to 'unlock' my funds and that it's 100% refundable once the recovery is complete. I'm so torn. On one hand, I really want my money back. On the other... this feels too familiar. Is this another scam? Feels like I'm between a rock and a hard place. Any advice?
A company called 'Wealth Recovery International' wants a 'case initiation fee' – are they legit?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling so stupid right now. About six months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost nearly 15k, my life savings tbh. I reported it to the FBI IC3 and locally, but honestly didn't expect much. Then last week, I got an email, said it was from 'Wealth Recovery International'. They said they track these things and had identified my case. They even listed some accurate details from my original scam, which freaked me out a little, like how'd they know? Now they're asking for a 'case initiation fee' of about $1200 to start the recovery process, and they want it in crypto. It sounds a bit too good to be true, especially after getting burned once already. My partner thinks it's another scam and I should just cut my losses. Has anyone dealt with these guys or heard of them? Should I pay the fee, or am I about to get scammed twice?
A company called 'Global Asset Recovery' wants a fee to 'unlock' my funds – legit or another scam?
Hi everyone, really hoping for some advice here. I lost a significant amount of money, about €8,000, in a crypto investment scam a few months back. It was devastating, wiped out my emergency fund completely. I reported it to Action Fraud here in the UK and my bank, but haven't heard anything back. Last week, I got an email, unsolicited, from a company called 'Global Asset Recovery'. They said they'd identified my lost funds and could help me get them back. They had some details about my original scam that were... not totally accurate, but close enough to make me think maybe, just maybe, they were legit. They're now asking for an 'unlocking fee' of £750 to release my funds, which they claim are 'frozen' on some exchange or in a wallet. They want it via a bank transfer to an account in Lithuania. My gut is screaming scam, especially after being burned once already. But a tiny part of me wants to believe. Has anyone dealt with these guys or something similar? Is this just another layer of the scam?
A company called 'Reclaim Solutions Inc.' says they can get my scammed funds back, but asked for 'legal fees' upfront. Is this a recovery scam?
Okay, so I was stupid and fell for a forex scam last year, lost about $10k. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore and also to Action Fraud in the UK because some of the transactions went through UK banks. Nothing really came of it. It's been tough, still trying to get back on my feet. Anyway, yesterday, I got an email from 'Reclaim Solutions Inc.' saying they found my case through a "network of financial crime databases." They had a surprising amount of detail about my original scam, which freaked me out a little. They claim they can recover my funds, but they want an upfront payment of about $1,500 USD for "legal representation fees" and "international court document processing." They even sent me a fancy looking 'contract'. My partner thinks it's another scam preying on me, but a tiny part of me hopes it's real. Has anyone heard of them? Or is this just another trap?
A company called 'Reclaim Crypto Connect' wants a 'blockchain analysis fee' – another scam, or legit?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling so desperate right now. About three months ago, I got completely taken in by a crypto investment scam. Lost about 7,000 euros that I really couldn't afford to lose. I reported it to the Dutch police, of course, but tbh they weren't super helpful, just gave me a case number and said odds were low. Yesterday, I got an email out of the blue from a company called 'Reclaim Crypto Connect'. They said they track crypto funds and that they'd seen my transaction on the blockchain (how did they even know?!). They claim they can recover my money, but they need an upfront 'blockchain analysis fee' of 500 euros to start the process. They even sent me a fancy looking PDF with some jargon words. It just feels... off. Like, what if it's another scam preying on my vulnerability? I'm so scared to lose more money. Has anyone heard of these guys or something similar? Any advice?
Is 'Global Fraud Investigations' legit? They say they can retrieve my lost crypto but want a 'due diligence fee'.
Hey everyone, feeling really low right now. I lost about $7,000 in a crypto trading scam a few months back – the typical pig-butchering one where they groom you then disappear with everything. I've been wallowing ever since, reported it to the police here in Singapore, but honestly, didn't expect much. Then, out of the blue, I got an email yesterday from 'Global Fraud Investigations'. They said they track these things and found my case details through some 'international database' (which sounds a bit fishy, I know). They claim they can recover my funds, but they need an upfront 'due diligence fee' of about $800 to start the process. They've sent me a really professional-looking PDF with their 'terms of service' and everything. My gut is screaming 'scam again', especially since I already paid a fee to another group called MoneyBack Hero last month and got absolutely nothing. But part of me is desperate. Has anyone dealt with these 'Global Fraud Investigations' guys? Are they legit or just another bunch of vultures preying on victims?
A company called 'Reclaim Asset Solutions' wants 'verification costs' - another scam or actually real?
Hey everyone, I was hit pretty hard by a crypto investment scam around six months ago – lost about £12k, which was honestly devastating. I reported it to the police here in Brighton, and to the FCA, but honestly, didn't hear much back. Now, out of the blue, I've been contacted by a company calling themselves 'Reclaim Asset Solutions'. They sent me a really detailed email, showing what looked like some tracking info for my lost funds, and said they almost have it back. They're asking for a 'verification cost' of £850 to release the funds, which they claim is a standard legal fee for international transfers. It sounds *so* tempting to believe them, but after what I've been through, I'm really wary. My partner thinks it's a trap, but a part of me really wants it to be true, you know? Has anyone ever heard of them? Is this a genuine step in recovery or am I about to get scammed again? I just can't afford to lose more.
Is 'Global Asset Tracers' legit? They say they found my scammed crypto for a 'release fee'!
Hey everyone, i'm feeling so desperate and confused right now. A few months ago, i lost a big chunk of my savings, almost 15k euros, to a crypto investment scam. I reported it to the local police here in Breda and tried to contact my bank, but they said there wasn't much they could do. It was a really tough time, still is. Then, two days ago, i got an email from a company called 'Global Asset Tracers'. They knew all the details of my scam – the platform name, roughly how much i lost, everything. They even had some transaction IDs i'd shown to the police. They're saying they've successfully 'traced and secured' my lost crypto, and it's waiting to be released, but i need to pay a 'network release fee' of about 2,500 euros first. They even sent me what looks like official-looking documents. My gut is screaming scam again, but a tiny part of me is holding onto hope. Has anyone heard of these guys? Are they for real, or am i just about to get burned twice?
Is 'Crypto Justice Unit' legit? They're asking for 'transaction verification fees' after I lost money.
Hey everyone, I'm feeling pretty desperate. A few months ago, I fell for that stupid pig butchering scam and lost almost 15k SGD in crypto. It was devastating, my life savings pretty much. Now, someone from a company called 'Crypto Justice Unit' emailed me. They said they tracked some of my lost funds and can get them back. They sound really professional, even sent me some documents that look official. But they're asking for a 'transaction verification fee' upfront, something like 1,500 SGD, to get the process started. I'm so wary after losing so much, but part of me is clinging to this hope. Has anyone dealt with Crypto Justice Unit? Is this how legitimate recovery works, or am i about to get scammed again? I can't afford another loss, tbh.
Is 'Global Recovery Services' legit? They say they can get my scammed money back but want a fee
Hey everyone, I'm kinda desperate here. I got absolutely rinsed a few months back with a crypto scam, lost about 12k USD. Totally gutted, still haven't really recovered financially or emotionally. Today, I received an email from something called 'Global Recovery Services.' They had my name and some details about the crypto I lost, which honestly freaked me out a little. They claim they can help me get my money back, saying they have a high success rate with these types of cases. But here's the catch – they're asking for an 'administrative fee' upfront, about 10% of what I lost, before they even start. They sent me a professional-looking PDF with their process and some testimonials. My gut is kinda screaming 'red flag' because of the upfront fee, but a tiny part of me is holding onto hope. I don't want to fall for another scam, but I also really want my money back. Has anyone heard of these guys or dealt with other services asking for upfront payments? Is this a normal part of recovery, or am i about to get burned again? any advice appreciated, i'm so stressed.
A company called 'VeriGuard Solutions' reached out, are they a legit recovery service or another scam?
Hi everyone, I'm Grace from Cork. I got scammed out of a fair bit of money a few months ago through a dodgy investment platform. It was truly awful, and i'm still kicking myself. I reported it to An Garda Síochána but didn't really expect much to come of it. Anyway, out of the blue, I got an email yesterday from a company calling themselves 'VeriGuard Solutions'. They claim they track stolen funds, especially in crypto, and said they found a 'trace' of my lost funds. They sound really professional, citing some technical stuff, and they wanna know if I'm interested in their services. They haven't asked for money *yet*, but they keep hinting at a 'success fee' and 'case opening costs' once they've confirmed I want to proceed. It just feels... off. Has anyone heard of them? Or know if this is just another tactic to get more money out of vulnerable people like me? I really don't want to fall for something again. Any advice?
Is 'Crypto Recovery Experts' legit? They say they can get my scammed investments back but want a fee first.
hi everyone, i'm Lea from Bordeaux. i lost a fair bit of money, a few thousand euros, a couple of months ago in a crypto investment scam. it was devastating, honestly. anyway, yesterday i got an email from a company called 'Crypto Recovery Experts.' they said they saw my case reported online (i did fill out a form with Action Fraud after the original scam, so maybe that's how they got my info?). They sound really professional, sending me brochures and testimonials. They say they have a high success rate and can trace my lost funds. But, they want an 'administrative fee' of about 500 euros upfront before they can start. They said it covers case opening and initial tracing costs. It feels like a lot, especially after already losing so much. My husband thinks it's another scam and I should just forget about it, but a part of me is desperate. Has anyone dealt with them or a similar situation? Is this normal for recovery services?
A company called 'Claims Justice' reached out via WhatsApp after my crypto loss, are they legit?
Hey everyone, i'm still reeling from a crypto scam a few months back. Lost about 70,000 ZAR (roughly 4k USD) on a fake investment platform. i was trying to make some extra cash for my kid's school fees, and it just... disappeared. anyway, a few days ago, i got a WhatsApp message out of the blue from someone claiming to be from 'Claims Justice.' They said they'd found my case through a database hack (sounded a bit fishy, tbh) and could help me recover my funds. They're asking for an upfront 'administrative fee' equal to 10% of what I lost, saying it's for legal processing and a mandatory audit before they can proceed. They even sent me a 'contract' that looks somewhat official. I'm desperate to get my money back, but I'm also terrified of getting scammed *again*. Has anyone heard of Claims Justice? Is this how legitimate crypto recovery works, or am I walking into another trap? Any advice would be really appreciated.
Is 'MoneyBack Hero' a real recovery service or just another scam after my crypto loss?
Okay, so I was stupid and fell for a crypto trading scam a few months back. Lost about $8k, mostly my emergency fund. I felt so dumb. I reported it to the FTC and basically wrote it off. Then last week, I got an email out of the blue from a company calling themselves 'MoneyBack Hero.' They somehow knew about my specific loss, mentioned the platform name and everything. Said they specialize in crypto tracing and recovery, and they had a 'high success rate.' They're asking for a small upfront 'administrative fee,' like $500, to start the process. They even sent me a fancy PDF with their 'case studies.' My gut is screaming scam, but a tiny part of me, the part that's still hurting from losing that money, is wondering if it could actually be legit. Has anyone heard of them? Or used them? I really don't want to get scammed again.
Is 'Crypto Justice League' just another recovery scam trying to get my 'upfront fee'?
Hey everyone, I'm still reeling from a crypto investment scam I fell for last year, lost about $7k AUD. It was one of those fake trading platforms, looked super legit at first, with a 'wealth manager' who was really convincing. I reported it to the local police here in Perth and also to Action Fraud (even though I'm in Oz, figured it couldn't hurt). Didn't hear much back, which isn't a huge surprise, I guess. Anyway, a few days ago, I got an email out of the blue from something called 'Crypto Justice League'. They claim they've traced my funds and can recover them, but get this – they want a 'verification fee' of $500 USD upfront. My stomach just dropped when I read it. Is this *another* scam? It feels exactly like the kind of hook a scammer would use. Has anyone heard of them? Or is this just me being paranoid after what happened?
A company called 'Funds Recovery Group' emailed me about my lost crypto, are they legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm honestly at my wit's end. About six months ago, I fell for a crypto investment scam, lost nearly 8k GBP. It was devastating, wiped out my emergency fund. I reported it to the Gardaí here in Ireland, but they basically said there's not much they can do. I've been super down about it. Then, this week, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Funds Recovery Group'. They had details about my scam, which totally freaked me out – like how did they know? They claim they can get my money back, saying they track crypto transactions. But they're asking for a 'refundable deposit' of 500 GBP to start the process. They even sent me a fancy looking 'case file' with my name on it. My gut's telling me this sounds too good to be true, especially after what happened last time. It feels like they're just preying on my desperation. Has anyone heard of these guys? Are they for real, or am I about to lose even more money? I'm so scared of making another mistake.
A company called 'Payback Ltd' contacted me, claiming they can recover my lost crypto – legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, I'm feeling really vulnerable right now. Back in April, I lost a significant amount of crypto, about 7,000 euros, in a fake investment platform. I reported it to the local police here in Tilburg, but honestly, didn't get much hope back. It felt like they didn't really understand crypto or how to deal with it. Anyway, a few days ago, I got an email out of the blue from a company calling themselves 'Payback Ltd'. They said they saw my case reported online (which I never did publicly, only to the police) and claimed they specialize in crypto recovery. They want an upfront 'administrative fee' of 500 euros to start the process, saying it's for blockchain analysis and legal filing prep. My gut is screaming 'scam' again, but a tiny part of me, the desperate part, is wondering if this could be real. Has anyone heard of Payback Ltd? Are they legitimate, or am I just looking at another trap laid out for scammed people like me?
Is 'Crypto Trace Solutions' legit? They're asking for a processing fee after I lost my savings.
Hey everyone, I'm reeling a bit, not gonna lie. Back in December, I lost about R150,000 (around $8,000 USD) in a crypto investment scam – yeah, one of those 'guaranteed returns' things, felt so stupid after. Been trying to move on, but then outta nowhere I get this email from 'Crypto Trace Solutions' saying they saw my case registered (I did report it to the Hawks here in SA, never heard back though) and they can help recover my funds. They seem really professional, have a website and everything. But they're asking for a 'digital processing fee' of 0.05 BTC upfront before they can start. They said it's for blockchain analysis and legal filing. My partner is super skeptical, keeps saying it's another scam. But what if it's not? What if this is my only shot? Has anyone dealt with Crypto Trace Solutions or something similar? I'm in Durban, and honestly, losing that money really hit hard.
GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY claims they can get my scammed money back, are they legit or another trap?
Hey everyone, i'm feeling so desperate right now. back in January, i fell for this super convincing crypto investment scam that cleaned me out of about 15k USD. i reported it to the IC3 but honestly, i haven't heard anything useful back. i've been feeling like such an idiot, just trying to move on. Then yesterday, i got this email out of the blue from 'GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY'. they said they track these crypto scams and have a high success rate recovering funds. they even mentioned some details about my original scam that felt way too specific – like they knew i was a victim. they're asking for an 'initial assessment fee' to start the process. i know, i know, red flag. but part of me is just so desperate to get *some* of that money back. a friend of a friend even vaguely knew someone who supposedly got their money back through them. Has anyone here actually *used* GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY? Is this a genuine service, or is it just another way to trick someone who's already been hurt?
Mighty Team Recovery contacted me on WhatsApp about my lost crypto, are they legit or another scam?
Bonjour everyone. I'm writing from Montpellier, and I'm honestly at my wit's end. A few months ago, I fell for a crypto trading scam, lost most of my savings – about 15,000 euros. It was devastating. Now, I've been contacted by a company called 'Mighty Team Recovery' via WhatsApp. They claim they can help me retrieve my lost Blockchain private wallet keys and recover my funds. They sound very professional, sending me documents and 'case numbers'. But after what happened before, I'm just so wary. They're asking for a 'service fee' upfront, which is making all the red flags go off in my head again. I really don't want to double down on my mistake. Has anyone here heard of them? Are they legitimate, or is this just another cruel recovery scam targeting victims like me?
Is 'scamfightback.net' a legit recovery service or just another scam preying on my losses?
Hey everyone. Not gonna lie, i'm still reeling from a crypto investment scam a few months back. Lost about 8k USD, which for me, is a huge sum. I reported it to the local authorities here in Singapore, but honestly, didn't get much hope. Then yesterday, I got this email, totally out of the blue, from 'scamfightback.net'. They said they track scam activities and found my transaction details (!), and that they can help me get my money back. They're asking for a 'one-time administrative fee' to start the process, around 500 bucks. Said it's for legal processing and tracing fees. My gut is screaming 'scam again,' but a small part of me, the part that's desperate to get my savings back, wants to believe them. Has anyone here had any experience with scamfightback.net? Or any similar recovery services? Really don't want to fall for another trick.
A company claiming to be 'Refund Police' wants an upfront fee, are they legit?
Hey everyone, I'm based in London and was a complete idiot, honestly. Got caught up in one of those fake investment scams last year, lost a good chunk of my savings, like, low five figures. Reported it to Action Fraud, got the usual reference number, but nothing really came of it. I've been super down about it, obviously. Then, out of the blue, I get an email from a company calling themselves 'Refund Police' – bit of a strange name, I know. They say they've identified me as a victim of a fraudulent investment scheme similar to the one I fell for, and they can 'guarantee' recovery of my funds. But they want an 'administrative fee' of about £1,200 upfront to start the process. They've even sent me some official-looking documents with logos and everything. It feels like I'm desperate to believe them, but my gut is screaming. Am I about to get scammed *again*? Has anybody ever heard of these 'Refund Police' or anything similar? Any advice would be really appreciated.
Is GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY legit? Someone on Reddit said they got their crypto back through them. Has anyone used them?
Hi everyone, I'm so desperate for advice. I lost a significant amount of crypto, like everything I had, maybe 15k EUR, in one of those fake investment platform scams a few months ago. It was awful, I reported it to An Garda Síochána and everything, but no luck yet. Now, I've been seeing some posts, mainly on Reddit, from people claiming they got their money back using a service called GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY. One person specifically mentioned them getting back a huge crypto loss just last month. I've been burned so bad already, but a part of me, the desperate part, is thinking maybe this could be real? They ask for an upfront fee, which immediately makes me wary, but the Reddit posts make it sound so convincing. They contacted me too, after I posted about my situation in a forum. Has anyone actually used them, or heard anything about GLOBALFUNDSRECOVERY? Is this just another layer of the same scam, trying to get more money out of vulnerable people?
Speed Express Recovery Hacker reached out, are they legit or another scam targeting me?
Long story short, I lost a significant amount of crypto earlier this year to a fake investment platform. It was devastating, like low five figures. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore, but they basically said there's not much they can do, especially since it was crypto transferred overseas. I've been feeling pretty hopeless about it all. Today, I received an email from something called "Speed Express Recovery Hacker," complete with a website (speed-express-recovery.lovable.app). They claim they can recover cryptocurrency using "advanced cyber methods." They even referenced some details about my original scam, which freaked me out a little, like how did they know? They want an upfront fee for their 'analysis' and 'initial work' to get things started. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but after being scammed once, I'm super wary. Is this a legit service or am I about to get double-scammed? Any advice would be appreciated, thank you.
CERTIFIED RECOVERY SERVICES reached out after my crypto loss, are they legit or another scam?
Hey everyone, feeling really stupid right now. I lost a significant amount of crypto to a fake investment platform a few months ago – around 5 figures, pretty much everything I had saved up for a downpayment. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore and also tried reaching out to a few online resources, but honestly, it felt like screaming into a void. I moved on, trying to just focus on rebuilding. Then, out of nowhere, i got an email this morning from something called CERTIFIED RECOVERY SERVICES (certifiedrecoveryservices.com). They said they found my case details through some 'international database' (which sounds fishy) and that they can help recover my funds. They're asking for an 'initial assessment fee' to cover their expert analysis and legal liaison costs before they can start. They're making it sound very professional, with case managers and timelines. To be honest, I'm desperate for any glimmer of hope, but also terrified of being scammed again from what happened before. Has anyone heard of them? Are they actually legitimate? I'm so paranoid after what happened.
DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT contacted me about my lost Bitcoin, are they legit or another scam?
Ugh, feeling so stupid right now for even asking. I got absolutely rinsed by a crypto trading scam a few months back, lost about $8k USD worth of Bitcoin. It was devastating, wiped out my savings. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore, but honestly, they just gave me the victim support leaflet and said it was unlikely anything would come back. Anyway, out of the blue, I get an email from something called DUNE NECTAR WEB EXPERT (dunenectaronlineexpert.com). They're claiming they can trace and recover lost Bitcoin, and they even somehow knew I'd been scammed and had lost BTC. They want an upfront 'analysis fee' of like $500 before they can do anything. My gut says it's dodgy, especially after everything else, but part of me is just so desperate to get my money back. Has anyone heard of them? Are they real, or am i just about to fall for another trick?
Hash Hunt Agency contacted me about my lost crypto, are they a real recovery service or another scam?
Hey everyone, feeling pretty desperate here. About six months ago i fell for one of those fake crypto investment platforms and lost close to 8,000 EUR. It was devastating, honestly. I reported it to my local police here in Cologne, but they just said it's probably gone. Then, out of the blue a few days ago, I got an email from 'Hash Hunt Agency' (hashhuntagency.com). They said they'd found my case details floating around various scam databases and could help recover my funds. They even knew the rough amount and the platform name! They're asking for a 'case registration fee' of about 500 EUR upfront before they can start the tracing process. My gut is screaming 'scam' again, especially after what happened last time, but a tiny part of me is holding onto hope. Has anyone actually worked with them or heard of them? Are they legit or just preying on victims like me again? I really can't afford to lose any more money.
Mrs Oxxxx Trader / Recovery Company and Foundation contacted me, are they legit or another scam?
Ok, so I'm honestly so drained from all this. Back in November, I lost a significant amount to a crypto investment scam. I reported it to the RCMP here in Edmonton, but honestly, didn't really expect much to come of it. Anyway, I got an email a few days ago, it was really vague but mentioned my case and said they could help. It was from something called 'Mrs Oxxxx Trader / Recovery Company and Foundation'. I replied, kinda a Hail Mary, you know? They've been super responsive, sent me a document about 'asset tracing' and 'compensation funds' they've apparently secured. They want a 'legal administrative fee' upfront, about CAD 800, to release my money. They even sent a screenshot of a substantial amount in a crypto wallet they claim is mine. It seems so professional, but after getting burned once, I'm just so paranoid. Has anyone heard of them? Is this how real recovery works? I really don't wanna fall for another trick.
Is Cipher Rescue Chain legit? They want upfront fees after my crypto scam ordeal.
Hey everyone, I'm in a total mess. Lost a significant amount of crypto a few months back to one of those dodgy investment platforms – thought I was being so careful, but turns out I wasn't careful *enough*. I've been kicking myself ever since. I reported it to Action Fraud here in the UK and honestly didn't expect much. Then, out of nowhere, i got an email from 'Cipher Rescue Chain'. They claim to have some advanced forensic tools and a 98% success rate in recovering stolen crypto. They even mentioned details about my original scam that weren't public, which freaked me out a bit, like how did they *know*? But then they asked for an upfront 'analysis fee' to start the process. It's not a huge amount, but after being scammed once, I'm super paranoid. Has anyone had any experience with Cipher Rescue Chain? Are they for real, or is this just another scam trying to hit me when I'm already down? Any advice would be really appreciated, I'm desperate but can't afford to lose more.
Uxxxx Rxxxx Fxxx wants upfront fees to recover my money, are they legitimate?
I'm so desperate right now, I got scammed out of almost $5k last year via a fake investment platform – totally my fault, I fell for the social media ads. Anyway, I saw a bunch of Facebook comments and some online reviews mentioning this company, Uxxxx Rxxxx Fxxx, saying they helped people recover their funds, sometimes even a lot, like $39,300 for one person! They told people to contact them via WhatsApp or email. I reached out, and they got back to me pretty quickly. They said they could definitely help, but they need an 'administrative fee' upfront, like right now, before they can start working. I'm so scared of getting scammed again. Has anyone actually worked with them or can tell me if this is normal for a recovery service?
Is 'Deepfake Assets Recovery' legit or just another scam feeding off my previous loss?
Okay, so I was part of that huge 'deepfake AI stock trading bot' scam last month – you know, the one where they made it look like Elon Musk was promoting some crazy investment thing? Yeah, i fell for it, lost about 12k. Super embarrassing, my husband RIPPED into me. Anyway, I've been trying to put it behind me, but a new weird thing happened. I got an email and then a WhatsApp message from a company called 'Deepfake Assets Recovery.' They said they saw my info on a leaked list of victims (which honestly, sounds plausible given how sophisticated the original scam was). They're claiming they can get my money back, saying they have some 'proprietary AI forensic tools' to trace the funds. But they want an 'initial processing fee' of $950 to start the trace. It just feels... off. Like, why would a legitimate company need an upfront fee? And 'proprietary AI forensic tools'? It sounds a bit too good to be true, given how untraceable crypto is supposed to be. I'm in San Antonio, USA. Did anyone else get contacted by them? Are they real, or am i just walking into round two of getting scammed?
Is 'Trading Loss Expert Review Sites' a new scam, or can they actually help get my crypto back?
Feeling pretty dumb here, honestly. I got caught up in one of those fake crypto investment schemes a few months back, lost about 15k AUD. After licking my wounds, I started looking into recovery options. Saw a bunch of sites popping up, like 'Trading Loss Expert Review' and others, with glowing testimonials for these 'recovery' services. Looks like they're promoting specific companies or individuals who claim they can get your money back, usually for a fee. Now, I'm desperate, but I'm also really wary of falling for another scam. Some of these sites look legit on the surface, but then they all point to the same two or three 'experts.' Has anyone actually had success with something like this? Or is this just another layer of the scam, preying on people like me who already lost everything?
Is 'Global Fraud Unit' for real? They reached out after I got swindled on a crypto exchange.
Hi everyone, I'm kinda freaking out here. Back in November, I lost a good chunk of savings, about $7k CAD, on some sketchy crypto exchange. It was one of those 'too good to be true' investment schemes, you know? Anyway, I reported it to my bank, filed a police report, and just felt completely defeated. Then, out of nowhere, i got an email from a company calling themselves 'Global Fraud Unit'. They said they had seen my report (maybe my bank shared intel? idk) and claimed they could help me recover my lost funds. They sound really professional, sending me official-looking documents and talking about their 'global network of investigators'. They've asked for an 'initial retainer fee' of $900 before they can proceed. I'm so desperate to get my money back, but I also don't want to get scammed *again*. My partner thinks it's a huge red flag to pay upfront. Has anyone heard of this 'Global Fraud Unit'? Are they legit, or am I just looking at another scam trying to take advantage of me when I'm already down?
Cipher Rescue Chain contacted me about getting my crypto back, are they legit or another scam?
Hi everyone, i'm so desperate for some help. I fell for a really sophisticated crypto investment scam a few months ago, lost everything, about $15k, which was my retirement savings. It devastated me and my family. I reported it to the local police here in East London but honestly, they didn't seem to know what to do with crypto stuff. Then, out of nowhere, I got an email from a company called 'Cipher Rescue Chain.' They said they saw my case reported (not sure how, maybe dark web data breach?) and that they specialize in recovering crypto from these types of scams. They claim they have a 98% success rate and use 'advanced proprietary methods'. They want an upfront fee, about 10% of my lost funds, before they even start. They sent me a fancy brochure and a 'contract' but it all feels a bit too good to be true, especially after what I've been through. I'm terrified of being scammed again. Has anyone heard of them or used them? Is this a genuine chance to get my money back or am I just looking at another nightmare?
FCA UK reached out after my crypto loss, asking for fees to 'release' funds, is this legit?
Hey everyone, feeling really dumb right now. I lost a significant amount of crypto, about 15,000 SGD, to a trading platform scam back in November. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore, but honestly, didn't expect much. Then, last week, I suddenly got an email, supposedly from the 'FCA UK Recovery Department.' They knew about my case, which surprised me, and said they'd traced some of my funds. They're asking for a 'fund release fee' before they can transfer my money back. It's about 800 GBP. They even sent me what looks like official documentation. I'm desperate to get my money back, but my gut is screaming this could be another scam. Why would a regulatory body ask for fees upfront? Has anyone else experienced this, or is this just another trap?
Has Nethertrace helped anyone with a fake investment platform scam AFTER I already sent them more money and got scammed twice?
Hi everyone, I'm in a bit of a nightmare situation here in Belfast. Back in January, I fell for a pretty sophisticated crypto investment platform scam. Lost about €7,000. It was devastating, but then, like an absolute idiot, I fell for a **recovery scam** a few weeks later, trying to get my money back from the first one. That cost me another €2,500. Just trying to fix things, you know? Now I'm €9,500 down and completely broken. Someone at a local support group mentioned [Nethertrace](https://nethertrace.co) and said they're a reputable firm, based in the Netherlands. My main concern is that I've been scammed twice already. The first scam was a fake platform, basically a pig-butchering setup, and the second was a fake recovery agency that asked for upfront fees in crypto, which I stupidly paid. I just want to know if anyone here has engaged Nethertrace after being hit by a, well, a *double* scam like mine? Do they actually work with victims who've had these secondary scams, or is my case too messy? I'm so desperate to get some of this back.
A company claiming to be 'Refund Recovery Associates' wants an upfront fee, are they legit?
Lost a significant amount of money to a fake crypto investment platform back in March. It felt awful, like i was so stupid. I reported it to Action Fraud here in the UK and thought that was pretty much it. Then, just yesterday, I got an email from a company calling themselves 'Refund Recovery Associates'. They listed some details about my original scam, which honestly freaked me out a bit because how would they know that? They're saying they can get my money back, but they need an upfront 'case management fee' of about £300 to start the process. They're asking for it via a bank transfer to an account in Lithuania. My partner says it screams scam but I'm just so desperate to get anything back. Has anyone heard of them, or paid an upfront fee and actually gotten money recovered?
Is 'Global Recovery Services' a legit company, or am I about to get scammed again after losing crypto?
Hey everyone, I'm kinda desperate here. Back in January, I lost a significant amount of crypto, around 8k USD, to a fake investment platform. The whole pig butchering thing, didn't realize until it was too late. I reported it to the local police here in Singapore, but honestly, they didn't seem to have much hope. Fast forward to last week, I got an email out of the blue from 'Global Recovery Services'. They said they saw my report (how, I have no idea) and can help recover my funds. They're asking for a 'due diligence' fee upfront, about 500 bucks, which they say is refundable if they can't get anything back. They also mentioned they've successfully recovered funds from similar platforms in the past. It sounds almost too good to be true, and after what happened before, I'm super wary. Is this just another scam preying on victims like me? Has anyone heard of them? Any advice would be really appreciated, I'm feeling so lost.
Is this 'FCA compensation' email legit or am I about to get scammed again after losing money?
Hi everyone, i'm so stressed out lately. About six months ago, I fell for this really elaborate investment scam, lost nearly 8k GBP. I reported it to my bank and the police here in Belfast, but heard nothing back. It felt like the end of the world, honestly. Then yesterday, I got an email. It looks super official, with an FCA logo and everything. It's from someone claiming to be an 'FCA Compensation Officer' and says they've tracked down some of the funds from the scam I reported and I'm eligible for a full refund PLUS compensation. But, there's a 'small processing fee' I need to pay upfront, about 500 quid, to release the funds. They said it's standard procedure and I need to act fast. My gut is screaming scam, especially the upfront fee part. But part of me, the part that's desperate to get my money back, wants to believe it's real. Has anyone else gotten an email like this? Is the FCA actually contacting victims directly like this for compensation?