Money you'll never get · stamped RECOVERY SCAM

The "we recover scam losses" firmRECOVERY SCAM

A real scam people fell for this year, next to the real thing. The numbers mark the three things to check: hover or tap one to see what it tells you.

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Always check the promise.

It promises to get back money you lost to a scam, for a fee. Nobody can promise that, and these firms are run by the same kind of people who took the money the first time.

Always checkThe real oneThe scam
1Where it livesIs it the real company's or person's own address or number?

reportfraud.ftc.gov is the US government's fraud report site.

fundsback-recovery.live is a company on a throwaway address.

2What it asks you to doCheck firstDoes it want a password, a payment, a call, or a tap?

It asks what happened, to warn others. It says plainly it can't get your money back.

It wants how much you lost and how to reach you, so it can charge you a fee.

3How hard it pushesIs there a deadline, a threat, or a surprise charge?

No fee, no promise.

"97% success rate" and "working with the FBI".

RememberAnyone who promises to get your lost money back for a fee is the second scam. Report it to the police and your bank instead.

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