Crypto-related loss
Transfers to a wallet, exchange account or platform linked to a suspected scam.
Learn moreWhich situation sounds familiar?
You do not need to know the right label for your case before you reach out.
Investment platform
A platform showed returns but blocked withdrawals or asked for another payment.
Learn moreRomance or relationship scam
Someone you trusted persuaded you to send money or invest.
Learn moreTask or work scam
An online job or task required repeated deposits before you could withdraw.
Learn moreThe first conversation is for clarity
Tell us when the payments happened, how they were sent and whether you have receipts or messages. We will not ask for passwords, one-time codes or wallet recovery phrases.
We can discuss whether your records support a further review. If legal work may be useful, our partner Clearhaven Law PLLC can consider the matter separately. Any proposed paid work, its provider, fees and limitations must be explained before you agree.
What happens next
1. Tell us the basics
Share the type of incident, approximate date, payment method and a short summary. An initial consultation is free.
2. Review what is available
We discuss the records you have and explain whether a more detailed review may be useful.
3. Decide with clear terms
Before any paid work, you should receive the proposed scope, provider, fee basis and limits in writing. You decide whether to proceed.
An honest limit
A review cannot guarantee that money can be recovered, that an account can be frozen or that another party will cooperate. Possible next steps depend on the facts, available records and the relevant payment provider or authorities.
AnchorAid is an independent investigations and evidence-support company, not a law firm. Its partner, Clearhaven Law PLLC, may handle scam-related legal work if the firm separately accepts the matter. An inquiry to AnchorAid does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Common questions
Is the first consultation free?
Yes. The initial conversation is free. Any later paid work must be explained and agreed separately.
Can you guarantee my money back?
No. An assessment is not a promise of recovery. The facts and actions of banks, platforms or authorities can affect what is possible.
Should I send account passwords or wallet keys?
No. Never send passwords, seed phrases, private keys or one-time codes. Start with a short summary and ask how records should be shared.
Are you a law firm?
AnchorAid is an independent investigations and evidence-support company, not a law firm. Clearhaven Law PLLC is a partner that may accept scam-related legal work separately. Contacting AnchorAid does not make you a client of the firm.
Start with what you know.
Send a short summary and the payment method. The first consultation is free. No recovery outcome is guaranteed, and you should never send passwords or wallet keys.