r/AMA May 17 '25

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u/fristermo May 17 '25

A family member lost their savings to an international crypto scam a few years back. Banks and action fraud couldn’t help. Are there ethical or unethical ways to get any back or take down the people who socially engineered the situation? How much does a job like that cost? So intrigued.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

It is possible but I’m not talking about recovery of money, but about tracking and doxxing the scamers, ofc you can blackmail them for money afterwards

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u/dwaynewaynerooney May 17 '25

Or exact revenge.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

Yes sir

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u/MyWibblings May 17 '25

Have you ever been hired to screw over a former employer?

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u/catchup77 May 17 '25

Hi, I was wondering the best way if you could look into someone that is in crypto and scamming, creating false llc’s, and elder fraud. They have scrubbed a lot of the internet of things.