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Good news for victims of online scams, including Ponzi schemes and "pig butchering" scams:
  • Recent crackdown resulted in the arrest of 4,000 scammers.
  • Authorities retrieved $257 million in stolen funds from unsuspecting victims.
  • Persistence and diligence in following the steps to report are key.
Important steps for victims to take:
  • Report the scam to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3).
  • Contact your local Attorney General (AG).
  • Consider hiring a private investigator for further assistance.
Encouragement for scam victims:
  • Hope is not lost—authorities are actively working on these cases.
  • Recovery may take time, but it is possible.
  • Don’t blame yourself—these scammers use sophisticated psychological techniques.
  • Stay motivated and continue to pursue justice.
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  • Access to one-on-one consultation with a licensed and certified expert.
  • Share your story, ask questions, and receive expert advice on your options.
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This will be good news for anybody who's been a victim of an online scam. Some of these Ponzi schemes and pig butchering scams are good examples. There was a recent crackdown and arrest where authorities nabbed 4,000 scammers and retrieved $257 million of money that was stolen from unsuspecting victims. So yes, these scams do get caught sometimes. You have to be persistent, diligent, and make sure you're following through all of the steps, such as reporting to IC3. Remember, you have access to live one-on-one consultation with the undivided attention of a licensed, certified expert in this subject and many others.

We want to listen to your story, hear your questions, and give you expert advisement on your options. We aim to tell you what we know about your situation and what options you have. Report the scam to your local Attorney General, and consider a private investigation if necessary. If you are a victim, hope is not lost. It may take a while, and sometimes recovery doesn't happen at all, but there are authorities who are looking into these cases and trying to help victims recover.

If you become a victim, stick with it. Be persistent, and don't beat yourself up too much about falling for the scam because these people use very sophisticated psychological techniques. You don't want to become demoralized or depressed about it. Yes, you lost money, and it may affect your life, but don't let that interrupt your process of pursuing justice to try to get your money back.

If you like this video, be sure to click on a few others on our channel to see if there's additional information that might be helpful to you on this subject or perhaps other related subjects that could assist you with resolving your issue.