In the final months of 2024, I was pulled into what I believed was a legitimate investment opportunity. Someone reached out to me through a career site, introducing himself as a seasoned financial advisor working with a cutting-edge trading platform. He spoke my language, presented fake performance charts, and showed real-time dashboards that looked totally authentic. Over time, I made several payments—adding up to $19,400. Some were sent by bank transfer, others in crypto, and even one payment involved gift cards, which now seems absurd in hindsight. Everything seemed fine until I tried to withdraw. That’s when they told me I had to deposit more to “release” my earnings. Reality hit hard: I had been scammed. I reported everything to the authorities and consumer protection agencies but didn’t get much traction. Just when I thought there was no hope of recovering anything, I heard about FORENSIQO in an online community for scam survivors. They took my case seriously and got to work. A month and a half later, I got a message I wasn’t expecting: they had retrieved over $15,000 on my behalf. One part was reclaimed through my bank, and the other came from crypto funds that had been flagged and held by an exchange. Their success fee was 20%, and it only applied once the recovery was verified and complete—something I greatly appreciated after everything I’d been through. The financial recovery mattered, of course. But what really stayed with me was that someone fought for me. That changed everything.