The word “urgently" could land you into more trouble than you signed up for. It's invariably important that you understand the situation before looking out for solutions. I know the first thing a human wants to do immediately after a scam scenario is find how to get back the money, every human. But in the pursuit of getting back what's lost, you might lose more money if you fail to understand the basics of the scam or all scams at large. Before we discuss the possibilities of getting it back, let's look at how the scam works in general.

You might read about recovery companies or agencies, it'll be your second great mistake after getting scammed initially because they'll scam you again. Recovery scammers are a continuation of whatever scam you've been involved in the past, they only want to make money off you and possibly give you a little more tears to compliment. Irrespective of what scam you've been exposed to previously, a recovery scam always has a loophole to exploit. 

Then what should you do? Or what would you advise me to do? Take a breath, you're not the first person to be scammed and you won't be the last person. Getting scammed doesn't mean you're foolish or unwise, you've only made a bad decision. Don't beat yourself to it and don't be unforgiven towards yourself, forgive yourself for being scammed because it'll clear your thinking and let you make a better decision towards getting back the funds. File a report to Online fraud reports by their contact form, and ensure to explain all you can remember about the scam including tiny details.