Have you lost money to a scam or been a victim of fraud?

We can help recover your money, even if:

  • You authorised the payment with your bank, believing the payment to be genuine

  • You have already recovered some of the funds, but not all of the money lost to the scam

  • You have already spoken to your bank but been refused a refund of your money


We recognise the devastating impact that scams and fraud can have on victims. Not only do they result in financial loss, but they also take an emotional toll. Many victims feel ashamed or embarrassed about being scammed and may even hide it from friends and family.

Please know that you are not alone. The Office for National Statistics estimates that hundreds of millions of pounds are lost to scams in the UK every year. If you have been a victim of a scam or fraud, please reach out to us. Our friendly and accredited team is here to help you recover your hard-earned money and support you through the process.

Examples of scams we deal with

  • Investment scams and crypto scams are schemes designed to deceive individuals into investing money in fraudulent or non-existent opportunities.

  • Romance scams are a type of fraud where individuals use fake online profiles to build romantic relationships with their victims, often through dating websites or social media. The scammer then manipulates the victim emotionally, gaining their trust and affection, before eventually asking for money or other forms of financial assistance.

  • Purchase scams typically involve a scammer tricking a victim into paying for goods or services that do not exist, are counterfeit, or are significantly different from what was advertised. These scams can occur in various forms, such as online purchases, fake websites, classified ads, or over the phone.

  • Employment scams are fraudulent schemes designed to deceive individuals looking for employment opportunities. These scams can take various forms, such as fake job postings, work-from-home scams, pyramid schemes, and identity theft.

  • Impersonation scams, also known as identity theft scams, involve a scammer pretending to be someone they are not in order to deceive and defraud individuals.

All we need is the following basic information to get started:

  1. Name of the bank

2. Estimated amount of your loss

3. How the payment was made

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