I’m 67 years old. I worked in manufacturing my entire life and saved carefully. In December 2024, I saw what looked like a trusted Canadian investment firm advertising on YouTube — clean, professional, even had a short interview that looked like it aired on TV. That ad led me to a website which I now know was completely fake. They convinced me to invest in “low-risk bonds” that were supposedly tied to green energy projects. I transferred a total of CAD $29,000 over 10 weeks. I saw returns in my fake dashboard — but I never got a dollar back. When I demanded a withdrawal, I was told I had to deposit another $5,000 to “unlock” my account. I refused. They stopped replying. I reported the scam to the RCMP and my bank, but nothing came of it. I was ashamed. Embarrassed. I didn’t even tell my kids. That’s when I found REREVARIS Recovery through a consumer safety site. About a month later, I received a call I’ll never forget. Sentinel had successfully recovered CAD $18,300. Roughly 63% of what I’d lost. They traced one of the scammer’s wallets to a European exchange and filed a fraud report backed by documents I’d submitted. It took weeks, but the exchange agreed to release the funds. Sentinel deducted 20% as their recovery fee — and I was glad to pay it. I was relieved to get back what I did.