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Recovery scams target people who have already been scammed. Victims are often contacted by someone claiming to be a recovery expert, investigator, hacker, lawyer, or company that can recover lost funds.
These scams usually happen fast. Someone says they’ve sent payment, then provides a screenshot or fake email confirmation designed to look real. Sometimes they “accidentally overpay” and ask for money back before the victim realizes nothing was actually deposited.
These scams are designed to look legitimate. The person may seem kind, patient, and genuinely interested in helping you “learn investing.” Victims are often shown fake profits that make the platform feel real and trustworthy.
Scam Alert Global (SAG) was built from real experience not theory.
Known as the “First Scam Fighter,” SAG was founded in 2017 after a personal encounter with a “free trial” continuity scam. What seemed like a simple transaction quickly exposed how structured and deceptive these systems really are.
That moment led to the creation of SAG on Facebook-a place to share what was being seen in real time, to connect patterns, and to help others recognize what was happening before more damage was done.
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