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We understand the financial burden and emotional distress of falling victim to banking fraud or online scams. Our no win, no fee service means clients pay no initial costs to start the recovery process.

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We operate on a No Win, No Fee basis, ensuring you don't pay unless we succeed. We specialise in Bank Fraud claims, and we can help you recover the funds lost to scams.

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Information About Scam - Step 2 of 3

What type of scam were you affected by? *

How much did you lose? (Minimum £2,000) *

When did the fraud occur? *

What is the name of your bank you transferred the funds from? *

Who did you transfer the funds to? *

Your Agreement - Step 3 of 3

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Rest assured, you are not alone – scams are becoming more prevalent worldwide due to technological advancements and sophisticated fraud schemes. Con artists are using diverse methods to deceive unsuspecting individuals.

Cryptocurrency Scam

Romance Scam

Family Impersonation

Online Purchase Scam

Professional Impersonation

Investment Scam

Deceived into purchasing cryptocurrency with promises of guaranteed returns and growth.

Purchased a high-value item, such as a car, via bank transfer or credit card, but the item did not arrive.

Convinced to invest in a scheme or business that fails, underperforms, or doesn't exist.

Received calls, emails, or SMS messages from individuals posing as banks, HMRC, energy companies, etc.

Met someone through dating or social media apps and were persuaded to send money.

Received messages via SMS, WhatsApp, or email from individuals posing as family or friends.

Common Bank Fraud Claims

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