Internet Fraud Recovery
Trace payments and communications after an online scam.
Private Investigators
We investigate internet fraud, romance scams, and account takeovers—then document the record for you and counsel. Confidential. Lawful. No recovery guarantees.
How We Help
We pair investigators with counsel so you are not assembling screenshots alone, or paying a stranger who promises a full recovery. We reconstruct the trail, write what the record shows, and stop there.
Confidential from the first call
Victim matters stay with the engagement team and the counsel you designate.
Scoped in writing
You approve lawful lines of inquiry before any investigation proceeds.
Built for counsel
Findings are dated, sourced, and limited to what the record actually shows.
Services
Scoped to your facts. Investigation and documentation—not assistance with any crime.
Case types
Reconstruct what happened. Preserve a record you and counsel can use.
Trace payments and communications after an online scam.
Preserve messages and the financial timeline—without blame, for victims and families.
Document unauthorized access from records you control. We do not hack back.
Legal support
Sourced findings and files built for scrutiny.
Lawful open-source research, sourced and dated—limited to what the record shows.
Chronologies and exhibit logs for civil strategy and, if you choose, a police report.
How We Work
You approve the scope. We document the record.
Step 01
A private consult to preserve records and flag urgent risks—including further payment requests.
Step 02
We propose platforms, payments, identities, and a timeline. Work starts only after you approve the scope.
Step 03
A chronology, exhibit list, and a plain-language summary of what the record can and cannot show.
Step 04
Support for bank and platform processes, civil strategy, and a referral you choose to make. Recovery is never guaranteed.
Who We Help
If the next step is a bank, a platform, or court, document first.
People who sent money after an online pitch, lost an account, or found someone using their identity.
Relatives who need a discreet, factual assessment of a suspected romance or investment scam.
Companies facing BEC, fake invoices, payroll diversion, or staff-targeted social engineering.
Questions
If someone is pressuring you to send more money, call us.
Yes. Some matters support bank disputes, platform reports, insurance, or civil claims; many do not. We document facts and give honest options.
Almost never. Additional payments typically deepen the loss. Pause and speak with us before sending more money.
Not always. Investigation can stand alone for documentation. If you may sue, deal with insurers, or face legal exposure, retain counsel from the start. We coordinate both when you hire the firm for both.
Yes. We do provide unauthorized access or any service that would itself be a crime. Compromise work uses your records, provider cooperation, and lawful public sources.
Yes, within the law and our engagement. We discuss your case only with the working team and counsel you designate.
A timeline, messages, payment receipts, account alerts, and any usernames or URLs. Preserve devices and inboxes. Ask us before confronting a suspected offender.
Tell us what happened. We will say whether investigation, counsel, or both is next—and if we are not the right fit.