Clients Regain Trust and Funds
- Category: Private Client
- Date: 05-09-2024
Over the past six months, dozens of victims—many of whom were targeted by sophisticated online investment scams, fake trading platforms, and crypto fraud—reached out to FCS through email after discovering their funds had been stolen.
Among them was Kristen M., a UK-based entrepreneur who lost over €150,000 through a fake trading app that appeared fully licensed and regulated. “I was at my breaking point. I had tried contacting my bank, the platform itself, and even the police—nothing worked,” she said. “Then I found FCS and emailed them with little hope. Within hours, I had a response—and soon after, a plan.”
Clients Agreed to Pay Upfront After Clear Communication
FCS specialists thoroughly assessed each case and explained what could realistically be done. In many cases, recovery depended on quick legal action, data forensics, and direct coordination with international platforms or banks.
“Some cases required us to file immediate legal requests, blockchain tracing, or third-party audits,” said Oliver Elwiss, Senior Case Advisor at FCS. “We were transparent: for certain platforms, an upfront fee was necessary to initiate secure data recovery or court applications. But every client was fully informed—and every deal was based on trust and results.”
Kristen and many others agreed to the proposed upfront fee, having seen FCS’s clear process, references, and transparency. “They didn’t pressure me. They answered every question. That’s what made me feel secure about paying something upfront,” Kristen added.