No Mikele, I have trying with different recovery company but every body ask for upfront money and I am willing to pay.
I have reported them to all the authority but they are not helping money to recover the money so far.
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Info Are these recovery companies legit or not?
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Asking questions about a company
I have reported them to all the authority but they are not helping money to recover the money so far.
Don't trust them. Do a deep searching before starting something. Most of them are another scam and the most important thing is don't pay any upfront money.
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Speaking of not being able to find it on Google, I found this on Google:
www.quora.com
Both current answers say that Pytexchange.com is a scam.
Lets look deeper:
Whois shows that DualCoinRecovery.tech was created on 2020-06-14 and is currently hosted on IP 68.65.123.130
So the site is less than 6 weeks old, yet it claims to have completed 130K active projects.
When I go to dualcoinrecovery.tech/testimonial/comment-page-5/#comments I see comments in May of 2020 - before the site existed. Why do I doubt those comments.
The page footers show the logo of the US Federal Trade Commission. If you think this somehow really represents an FTC endorsement, go to ftc.gov/contact and ask them about Dual Coin Recovery. Make sure to report back about what they say.
As for PytExchange.com, whois shows it was created on 2020-06-17 (3 days after DualCoinRecovery.tech) and is currently hosted on IP 68.65.123.130 which in the exact same IP as DualCoinRecovery.tech. What an AMAZING coincidence.
I checked 2 of the images on the testimonials. Both turned out to be used on multiple other sites with no connection to the names given on the testimonials. One claims to have sold over 800 BTC on Pyt Exchange as well as to have brought in and helped over 800 newbies - all in under 6 weeks.
These people want you to trust them with buying and selling cryptocurrencies, but haven't bothered to even share a postal address. There's not even a corporate registration listed. They claim to abide by Know Your Customer rules, but don't give the slightest hint about who they are.
I suggest avoiding both of these websites.
Why do you keep asking about recovery services? Considering over 99% of them are nothing but recovery room scams, you're just wasting time and likely to get scammed again if you continue down this path. Instead, get a thread opened in Scam Alerts about how you were scammed. That should get you advice about where to report the issue.
Is DualcoinRecovery.tech a scam? If not, why are they using the Pytexchange and you can't find it on Google?
Answer (1 of 3): Almost every single ‘scam recovery’ company is a scam themselves. They have little ability to get money back from scammers, especially if they are overseas, or you do not know their real identity. They will ask for payment up front, and never send you anything. They will claim t...
Both current answers say that Pytexchange.com is a scam.
Lets look deeper:
Whois shows that DualCoinRecovery.tech was created on 2020-06-14 and is currently hosted on IP 68.65.123.130
So the site is less than 6 weeks old, yet it claims to have completed 130K active projects.
When I go to dualcoinrecovery.tech/testimonial/comment-page-5/#comments I see comments in May of 2020 - before the site existed. Why do I doubt those comments.
The page footers show the logo of the US Federal Trade Commission. If you think this somehow really represents an FTC endorsement, go to ftc.gov/contact and ask them about Dual Coin Recovery. Make sure to report back about what they say.
As for PytExchange.com, whois shows it was created on 2020-06-17 (3 days after DualCoinRecovery.tech) and is currently hosted on IP 68.65.123.130 which in the exact same IP as DualCoinRecovery.tech. What an AMAZING coincidence.
I checked 2 of the images on the testimonials. Both turned out to be used on multiple other sites with no connection to the names given on the testimonials. One claims to have sold over 800 BTC on Pyt Exchange as well as to have brought in and helped over 800 newbies - all in under 6 weeks.
These people want you to trust them with buying and selling cryptocurrencies, but haven't bothered to even share a postal address. There's not even a corporate registration listed. They claim to abide by Know Your Customer rules, but don't give the slightest hint about who they are.
I suggest avoiding both of these websites.
Why do you keep asking about recovery services? Considering over 99% of them are nothing but recovery room scams, you're just wasting time and likely to get scammed again if you continue down this path. Instead, get a thread opened in Scam Alerts about how you were scammed. That should get you advice about where to report the issue.
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Recover my coins is a crypto recovery firm functioning with lawyers and detectives with success rate of 95%
i have reached out to them last week but they have not responded. No contact number on their webpage to call
There are no bad/good reviews in google and not much information found about the crew other than what they have posted on their website.
There are huge list of awards they seem to have received as appearing on their website.
Kindly advice.
Thanks
i have reached out to them last week but they have not responded. No contact number on their webpage to call
There are no bad/good reviews in google and not much information found about the crew other than what they have posted on their website.
There are huge list of awards they seem to have received as appearing on their website.
Kindly advice.
Thanks
rAAMI
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I am talking to them, still i have not paid money yet as they are seeking money upfront like any other chargeback.
They have a contact number and also by looking at the reviews they seem to be a genuine one not a SCAM
Hence i want everyone to be benefitted.
Funds Recovery (Money Back LTD)
Licensed dealer: 515711653
Ben Gurion 38 Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel
Tel: AU 61386521285 US 16468447451 UK 442039362822
Fax: 02039668747
support@funds-recovery.com
They have a contact number and also by looking at the reviews they seem to be a genuine one not a SCAM
Hence i want everyone to be benefitted.
Funds Recovery (Money Back LTD)
Licensed dealer: 515711653
Ben Gurion 38 Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel
Tel: AU 61386521285 US 16468447451 UK 442039362822
Fax: 02039668747
support@funds-recovery.com
Pharaoh
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Will a scam site ever claim they aren't good at recoveries?
The easiest recovery is a credit card chargeback. Even clear cut cases with tons of evidence come down to which employee in the issuing bank handles the case. If you submitted 100 identical complaints with perfect evidence to 100 different people at the same bank, you would not get a 95% recovery rate.
Coins can be traced - until someone exchanges them for cash or different coins. There's no legal way to get them back and 99.999% of the "hackers" are only interested in hacking into your trust so they can collect a fee from you. If you don't die of old age before finding a hacker who doesn't plan to rip you off, you would still be engaging a criminal to work for you. If that person ever gets caught, they'll happily turn over the name of everyone they worked for (including YOU) in order to get a lighter sentence.
Stop wasting your time on these. Get a thread opened in Scam Alerts and give details of how you were scammed in the first place.
The easiest recovery is a credit card chargeback. Even clear cut cases with tons of evidence come down to which employee in the issuing bank handles the case. If you submitted 100 identical complaints with perfect evidence to 100 different people at the same bank, you would not get a 95% recovery rate.
Coins can be traced - until someone exchanges them for cash or different coins. There's no legal way to get them back and 99.999% of the "hackers" are only interested in hacking into your trust so they can collect a fee from you. If you don't die of old age before finding a hacker who doesn't plan to rip you off, you would still be engaging a criminal to work for you. If that person ever gets caught, they'll happily turn over the name of everyone they worked for (including YOU) in order to get a lighter sentence.
Stop wasting your time on these. Get a thread opened in Scam Alerts and give details of how you were scammed in the first place.
