They didn’t just recover my money—they helped me regain confidence in myself.” In late 2024, I was convinced to invest in what turned out to be a fake investment platform. A man claiming to be a certified financial advisor contacted me through a job networking site and convinced me to invest in what he called a “low-risk, automated trading system.” He showed me fake dashboards, falsified returns, and fake trading activity. Over three months, I sent a total of $25,200 through bank transfers, Bitcoin, and even a gift card “activation fee.” When I asked for a withdrawal, they said I needed to deposit more to “unlock” my profits. That’s when I knew I had been scammed. After filing a police report, reporting to the FTC, and feeling like I’d hit a wall, I found REREVARIS through a support group for scam victims. About 7 weeks later, I received a notification from REREVARIS : $17,400 had been recovered. It came in two batches—one via bank reversal, and the other from crypto funds that had been temporarily frozen by the exchange. They charged a 22% success fee, but only after the funds were secured and confirmed. It felt completely fair, given the quality of the work and the relief it gave me.