In the final months of 2024, I was drawn into what I believed was a reliable and low-risk investment opportunity. I was contacted by someone through a professional networking site who claimed to be a certified financial advisor with access to an advanced automated trading platform. Everything he shared—from polished reports to a real-time dashboard—looked completely legitimate. Over the span of three months, I transferred $35,700 in total, using wire transfers, crypto payments, and even gift cards for what they described as “account activation fees.” The returns they showed me looked consistent and impressive—until I attempted to withdraw. That’s when they insisted I had to deposit even more to “unlock” the profits, and the illusion finally fell apart. After realizing I’d been scammed, I immediately filed reports with the police, the FTC, and several consumer protection agencies. But the process felt slow and frustrating, with little to no progress. That’s when I found out about FORENSIQO through an online community for scam victims. I decided to reach out to them, and from the beginning, they treated my case with care and urgency. Around six weeks later, I received the update I didn’t think would come: almost $27,000 of my stolen funds had been recovered. Some of the money was retrieved through a bank reversal, while the rest came from cryptocurrency that had been successfully flagged and frozen by an exchange. They charged a 23% fee, but only after the funds had been securely returned to me—which felt entirely fair given the results and professionalism throughout the process. The financial recovery was a huge relief, but what mattered just as much was the emotional weight they helped lift. I went from feeling powerless and ashamed to feeling heard and supported. Thanks to their help, I regained more than just lost money—I regained a sense of control and trust that I thought I’d lost for good