Claim your money back.
Have you been tricked into paying money to someone pretending to be your bank or other genuine organisation? Criminals call, text, and email victims with the sole purpose of trying to trick them into believing that they are contacting you from a trusted organisation that you may already use or be familiar with.
One of the most common cases we deal with is when victims are contacted out of the blue by their 'bank' and asked to transfer their money into a 'safe account' to protect them from fraudulent activity. Victims' data, often purchased by criminals on the dark web, often contains detailed information about their victims. This detailed information is then used to convince prospective victims that they are calling from a genuine source.
Have you been tricked?
Another common impersonation scam is the Invoice Scam. This scam is commonly orchestrated by criminals accessing victims' email accounts and gaining vital information regarding genuine payees.
The bank details on the invoices are changed to the scammers, leading victims to believe they are paying genuine invoices but unknowingly to someone else's account.
If you have sent £3000 or more to a bank or organisation that you believe to be fraudulent, get in touch. We will run all the necessary checks and see if you are eligible to claim back your money.
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If you have unknowingly sent money to someone other than who you thought you were transferring the money to, get in touch.
Our experts can help you claim back your money.