After falling victim to a crypto scam, most people are left with more questions than answers. Where did the money go? Was this really a scam? Can anything still be done? And who, if anyone, can be trusted to help?
ScamHelp exists to help people answer those questions calmly and safely.
Rather than offering unrealistic promises or guaranteed outcomes, ScamHelp focuses on investigation, transaction analysis, and clear guidance to help scam victims understand what happened and what steps may still be worth taking.
Below is an overview of how ScamHelp supports people after a crypto or online investment scam.
Helping Victims Understand What Happened
One of the most difficult parts of a scam is uncertainty. Funds are sent, platforms stop responding, and victims are left guessing whether the problem is technical or fraudulent.
ScamHelp helps reduce that uncertainty by reviewing the details of the situation, including platform names, website links, communications, wallet addresses, and transaction records. The goal is to identify whether the activity matches known scam patterns and to explain what likely happened.
This early clarification helps victims avoid making further payments or continuing contact with fraudulent platforms.
Tracing Transactions to See Where Funds Went
A key part of ScamHelp’s investigative approach involves tracing transactions to understand where funds were sent after the scam occurred.
While ScamHelp does not promise recovery, it helps analyse transaction data and blockchain records to determine:
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Whether funds moved through multiple wallets
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If they interacted with known platforms or services
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Whether the transaction behaviour matches common scam structures
This process helps replace guesswork with facts. Even when recovery is not possible, understanding where funds went gives victims clarity and helps them decide what steps to take next.
Turning Information Into Clear Explanations
Victims often have screenshots, transaction IDs, chat logs, and emails, but they may not know what this information actually means.
ScamHelp helps organise and interpret this material, explaining:
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How the scam likely operated
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Why withdrawals were blocked or delayed
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What red flags were present
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What information may be useful for reporting
This guidance helps victims make sense of what they experienced without feeling overwhelmed.
Guidance Instead of Legal Action
ScamHelp does not act as a law firm or enforcement authority.
Instead, it focuses on helping victims understand realistic options and avoid actions that could cause further harm.
This includes guidance on:
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When to stop all payments and communication
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How to preserve evidence properly
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Which platforms or authorities may be relevant to report to
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When professional tracing or recovery services may be appropriate
The emphasis is always on informed decision-making rather than pressure.
Helping Victims Avoid Follow-Up Scams
Many victims are targeted again after a scam by fake “recovery agents” who promise fast results in exchange for fees, crypto payments, or wallet access.
ScamHelp actively warns against these secondary scams and helps victims recognise the warning signs before additional losses occur. Avoiding further harm is a core part of ScamHelp’s mission.
Education and Scam Awareness
Beyond individual cases, ScamHelp works as an educational resource. It publishes articles explaining common scam tactics, emerging fraud trends, and warning signs people should watch for before investing or sending funds.
Education helps victims protect themselves in the future and helps others avoid similar situations.
What ScamHelp Does Not Do
ScamHelp is transparent about its role. It does not:
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Recover funds directly
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Hack wallets or reverse transactions
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Guarantee outcomes
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Claim law enforcement authority
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Ask for crypto payments or fees
This clarity protects victims from false expectations and further exploitation.
When Recovery Is Possible
While ScamHelp does not promise recovery, there are cases where funds are recovered, particularly when transactions are traced early and funds reach regulated platforms.
Understanding the transaction path is often the first step in determining whether recovery options may still exist.
Summary
ScamHelp helps people understand scams, trace transaction activity to see where funds went, and take safe, informed next steps after fraud.
Through investigation guidance, transaction analysis, and education, ScamHelp replaces confusion with clarity at a critical moment.
If you believe you have been scammed or are unsure what to do next, reaching out to ScamHelp can help you understand your situation and avoid further loss.
