Losing money can be awful. It has a tendency to send you into a downward spiral of despair, which is exactly what happened to me. I invested money in a platform, and everything seemed legitimate up to the point when I realized I had been deceived. I was depressed for days before a friend mentioned that he knew of a platform that could help. I gave them a chance despite my reluctance, and it ended up being the best choice I've ever made. My money was promptly returned. Please exercise caution and make sure you are aware of what you are investing in. If you find yourself in a situation similar to mine, you can file an email complaint.

If any chance you were a victim of mining or investment scheme that required you to send your personal asset, money or cryptocurrency in any form to a third party then you obviously need some light in this dark tunnel. I have been a crypto holder since 2014 and was a victim of the Quadriga scheme in 2016. All the red flag right there but it was too late. Luckily I found an article where I was able to report and reclaim my lost asset, Now take a look at this article where you can Report and reclaim your crypto loss
Bet you'd find all your missing pieces.
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I pray you don't fall victim to cyber scam because its just so heart breaking and not so many are lucky as i was.. my business accounts were hacked and all i was doing was searching on Twitter for possible help then i stumbled on a much talked about man who's labelled a tech geek and indeed he is , it took bohda AT mail Dot ru 72 hours to help snatch back my account.. that's his address though just incase you need help too.. best of luck

Cases of scam keeps growing and scammers are fond of using cryptocurrency to receive funds from their victims so as to protect their identity from being revealed when the victim finds out, so it is complicated recovering funds lost to scam but not impossible, I recommend that you use their services at Financialreimbursement.com

I share my experience as a scam victim so people would be aware and not make the same mistake as I did. I saw an advert about cryptocurrency trading and making money from investing in cryptocurrency so i decided to give it a try and i filled out my details (phone number, email and name) after that i started receiving calls from crypto investment companies. I decided to invest in a company called Profit X. They told me they were working on a project that would generate profits for me, so I started with $250 and after sometime they started showing me profits which is fake by the way but I did not know at that time. To cut the long story short they stole about $10k from my account. I wasn't aware of how they operated then. Anyone who tells you to invest with them online is definitely a scammer. I was lucky to come across a company called reimbursementshark that helps people recover money from scams. They asked me for all the transactions I made with the scammer. I think that was how they were able to recover everything I lost to him after it all. The company took 10% of the recovered funds, which I considered worth it since I had already assumed I had lost all of my money and almost gave up. Be careful guys and if you have also been a victim of a scam you can also contact them. The website is reimbursementshark.com

Those who have fallen victim to crypto-currency heists either through mismanaged exchanges or hacks have the option of filing a complaint with the FBI’s Cyber Criminal Unit or other law enforcement agencies. An obstacle in going this route is the lack of emphasis placed on recovering stolen Bitcoin; to date, no one has received jail time for hacking an exchange or electronically syphoning digital currency. Broadly speaking, law enforcement agencies remain undecided as to whether or not stealing digital currency constitutes a crime but the good news is that their are individuals and agencies out there that do a good job with bitcoin and other cryptocurrency recovery, in-fact i did not believe this to be true till chargebacknowAT aol . Com for cryptocurrency recovery.

I lost half of my life savings just last summer. it was so rough for me with a deadline to pay my daughters college fees. I couldn't just give up my entire life savings to this people because i didn't even know where to start. Not until a month ago i reported the issue to my police friend and he recommended a hacker for me because he knew the police could not recover my funds, they can only investigate and arrest the suspects.Now today is the 20th day since i recovered everything i lost to the scammers..
i will like to drop this comment here incase anybody is currently going through similar issue.
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Your chances of getting your money back after scams depend on your situation and how you were scammed, but you should always report the scam to your local authorities. It is best to work with a private recovery firm, a competent and trustworthy one with a good reputation, if you are looking to recover your money from the scammer. Financialreimbursement company helped when I was scammed you can look them up on google. I hope you get the help you deserve too

I need just an yes or no answer. Two years ago a package was discovered at an airport with my name and email or address on it. I to this day have never been told who it was from. An employee with the help of a courier tried to deliver it but somewhere along the route it was conscificated and sent to a bank in London uk. They notified me that it contained a large amount of money. They also notified the person who found it. They said if we would pay the fees we could retrieve it. The finder and I decided to work together to get it because we both needed the money. The bank said we had to but clearance certificates like anti money laundering and a couple more. Naturally we jumped at the chance. The problem is every time we sent them the money they asked for more. At least 5 or 6 times we e paid the “final fee” only to have something else crop up. Overall I’ve spent at least $200,000.00 that I’ve borrowed or charged to get this money. Each time it was sent to an American bank to be sent to the European bank. Each time we have gotten an acknowledgment they received it. Several times they claimed it was stuck in customs because it one thing or another like the irs wanting the taxes before it got to me. I’ve paid $5600 several times to have an atm card made because they said it costs a fortune to have it wired to my account. Each time something went wrong like the card expiring or different things. Then they had me open an online account with them to deposit the money. I did then they sent me a letter saying to be home a certain time because the card was being delivered. I found a large envelope from Africa beside my mailbox. There was a at. Card in it that didn’t work so they claimed that it was my fault because they told me to get $100 from any atm to activate I was only able to get $50 then it was refused. Anyway I had to pay another $5600 to get it fixed and it still didn’t work. So they had me send $112,000.00 to wire it to my account only to be told they had to pay the taxes first. The. They were charged with trying to launder money $150,000.00 intheir money. The paid half and said I have to pay over $18000.00 within a couple weeks because the bank paid the rest in order to get it. We asked they pay it all and they said we were ungrateful and arm arm twisting after all their help. I don’t feel the fine is ours because we didn’t ask them to do it and definitely not to break the law. This is our money to begin with. I don’t feel it should have been sent there in the first place. Also once it was determined to be legitimate (and it had to be or they wouldn’t be trying to get it back to me) I don’t feel we owe anything. I truly don’t feel we owed the amount we’ve already paid. My question is are we responsible for them committing a crime knowingly even if they say it was trying to help us. I don’t know banking laws here much less banking laws there. I did read online that this bank has been charged before with money laundering. I had to look it up to even j is what it meant. I’m in my 70’s and not well at all. If I can’t get the money the. I need all the money back that has been sent to them. I’m deliberately not putting the name of the bank on here because I don’t want to be accused of slander ot anything else.

I love this write up , scam victims needs to know that the faster you can act, the better. The longer you wait to start tracing your crypto, the more time you give thieves to transfer your assets to cold storage, send them to sketchy exchanges, or to tumblers to mix them up. The more sophisticated you are, and the less sophisticated the thieves are at laundering the assets, the better chance you have.
Stay away from anyone claiming they can “hack” your money back, or guaranteeing any type of recovery. Successful legal action may be possible, but it is likely to be a costly and lengthy process. If you choose to go this route, only deal with a lawyer or firm that you have thoroughly researched and with whom you have a contract in place.

I am open to share my experience and t also enlighten everyone on how i was able to recover my money from a scam binary options broker , you can reach out to me.

I fell for a scam back in October, I’m still trying to recover from it and unfortunately can’t contact people about it. What this doesn’t cover is if you are in another state when it happens is you have to report it to the police of the state it happened in. I’m still in a huge amount of debt because of this scammer and still consider ending it all every night because I’m not recovered.. so don’t make my mistake report it.

My 17 year old son was just scammed 2 days ago on SnapChat for $2500. Someone hacked his friend's account and pretended to be the friend. They managed to talk him into cashing a $2500 check and sending it by $2400 wire. Not the way I would have wanted him to start his financial history. Looking for ways to try and get some of this money back!

Social Media is the worst don't mess with it .Sorry not my style

Very helpful information they got me by say pay shipping and handling .

I feel horrible no one to turn to

I have been scammed recently - luckily suffered no financial loss. However, my emotional and inner life - that is quite fragile - has been touched a lot. Now I feel very bad.... being upset about my naivity, being upset because I do miss the conversation which I enjoyed at the beginning. It was a lot of fun, laughing, jokes ... until he changed to manipulating me about money. I revealed quite quickly (in 3 days) and finished it all - 3 days ago. But a part of me had been taken away ... I have told my best friend (whas quite ashamed) - he showed a lot of understanding and support.
I am disappointed with myself now and feel a bit depressed.
Hope this is just temorary and I will get over it.
Is there anything I can do to get better faster?

My FIL's bank is the one that notified us when they withdrew $1200 out of my FIL's account. After a while, she (the woman from the bank) was afraid to even talk to us. Obviously, she was threatened by this couple. We've notified everyone from the governor, to politicians, Adult Protective Services (APS), police and fire departments ... The bank even notified APS. And NOTHING was done. We even hired a private investigator, and what he found out was unbelievable (too much to write) ... BEWARE!! The PI told us that a lot of the EMT workers do this too . . .

In Florida, at one location, there is an EMT worker that hands out his business card, when called to an elderly persons home. He tells them "You don't have to call 911, just call me, I'm close by, and you don't have to worry about the embarrassment of police cars and ambulances, showing up at your home".

To make a long story short, he and his wife, scammed my father-in-law. Even got an order of protection against his son, and had him locked up, for showing up at his father's house. Eventually, he killed (YES KILLED) my father-in-law. Prior to his death, he had him change his will, and got a 27 page POA. The Lady Lake police department has a deputy that works with him. Apparently, so does the coroner. I've never heard that the main cause of death being a "broken femur" (leg), especially when the man had lung cancer! Go figure . . . .

This man, and his wife now own my FILs home, brand new car, they have his money ... Everything. We couldn't even get family photos.
Be careful who you trust!

I think it is great and very informative. Unfortunately, when I was forced to leave my job because a bullying boss, I started falling for just about every phone call. It cost me over $3000 on one scam alone. My bank helped get some back (like $9000) and I changed my checking and credit cards. I tell anybody I run into to watch out for a scam. In fact, there was an ad on facebook, where I knew from previous experience not to trust and told people who read my posts not to fall for it like I did.

I like this because i been scam but sometimes it gets harder to tell but i like what you write