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How it works

Review your case

Review your case

Based on our experience, we are performing preliminary checks to assess whether your case can result in a substantial retrieval of losses.

Gather the evidence

Gather the evidence

We then gather every piece of evidence you have from your contact with the scammers along the way.

Investigation Report

Investigation Report

We investigate your case and the people who scammed you to provide a detailed Investigation Report.

Action Plan

Action Plan

With our investigation Report, you'll receive a step-by-step action plan explaining how we believe you can retrieve your losses.

Expert Assistance

Expert Assistance

Our team of experts can guide you in the execution of the recommended action plan.

Get your money back

Get your money back

Once you successfully execute the suggested action plan, you could retrieve a substantial part, if not all, of your money.

Your money back guarantee

Retrieving your losses can be a lengthy process, and it all starts with our investigation. Therefore, we must have your trust every step of the way. So, if for any reason you are doubtful, you can ask for a full refund within 14 business days.*

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Retrieving your losses can be a lengthy process, and it all starts with our investigation. We must have your cooperation to ensure all relevant documents and transaction records are compiled accurately.

How does the stock market work?

Stock markets are centralized exchanges where investors buy and sell equity ownership in public corporations. Examples of regulated exchanges include the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) and NASDAQ.

However, ease of digital access through mobile trading apps has created new vectors for stock manipulation, deceptive promotions, and boiler room fraud that prey on retail traders.

Is the stock market rigged?

One of the most persistent concerns among retail investors is whether financial markets are rigged. While regulated equity markets operate under strict statutory oversight, predatory bad actors exploit regulatory gaps, unregulated offshore brokers, and aggressive social media promotions to defraud investors.

Key points

  • Avoid individuals or entities promising "guaranteed returns" or exclusive insider trading opportunities.
  • Never respond to unsolicited high-pressure cold calls, boiler room tactics, or VIP stock chat rooms.
  • Always verify broker registration on FINRA BrokerCheck or SEC official registries before committing capital.

Types of Securities fraud

Ponzi Schemes

Ponzi schemes recruit capital by promising high, consistent returns with little or no risk. Early investors are paid returns using capital from newer investors rather than legitimate investment profits, leading to catastrophic collapses like Bernie Madoff's $65B fraud.

Pump and Dump

Fraudsters artificially inflate the price of micro-cap stocks through false statements, paid influencers, and promotional blast messages. Once the stock peaks, scammers sell their holdings, causing the share price to crash and leaving retail buyers with worthless shares.

Penny Stock & OTC Scams

Penny stocks trade on over-the-counter (OTC) bulletin boards with minimal reporting requirements and extreme illiquidity. Deceptive promoters manipulate trading volume to deceive retail buyers.

Stock Broker Fraud & Boiler Rooms

Boiler rooms employ aggressive, manipulative telemarketing to push speculative or non-existent equities on unsuspecting investors. Brokers may also engage in illegal churning or unauthorized trading.

Can you get your money back after a stock trading scam?

If you have suffered financial losses due to stock fraud or broker misconduct, recovery is possible through structured regulatory claims and forensic tracing. Our investigative team assists in assembling transaction receipts, communications, and audit trails to initiate dispute procedures.

Stock scam and fraud FAQ

SEC Rule 10b-5 simply states that it is unlawful to commit fraud or deceit on anyone. This involves deceptive practices, untrue information, and even material information that is intentionally omitted.

SEC Rule 10b-5 Reference

Official Partners:

Money Back Ltd. (trading as Online Reclaims), Israeli company No. 515711653, is authorized and regulated in Israel & operates globally.
In Australia (ARBN 678 842 236) & are an AFCA member No.109819. In the EU, we provide full support services in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. In the UK, we operate under an FCA-recognized legal exclusion. In the US, we’re approved to operate and follow applicable compliance requirements and a fixed payment structure.

Disclaimer: Services are limited to blockchain analysis, crypto tracing, investigative reports & advice or advocacy in referrals to law enforcement and civil counsel. We do not provide financial services, asset/fund management, or investment advice. Fees: Charged per product/service and case complexity. Prohibited payment methods are not accepted. Note: Law enforcement may require independent verification of tracing & investigation reports. Private firms cannot reverse blockchain transactions, issue seizure orders, or independently freeze exchange accounts.
Recoveries can be lengthy. For self-help options, see our DIY Recovery guide.