Before proceeding any further, I highly recommend doing some research on the company, checking online reviews, and reaching out to relevant authorities or consumer protection agencies to verify their authenticity. It's also a good idea to consult with a financial advisor or someone knowledgeable about cryptocurrency scams for guidance on how to proceed safely. Trust your instincts and prioritize protecting your assets.
There is no need to research or consult anyone. It's a blatant scam, end of story! The guy says he lost $250 already on a scam, and then these mysterious helpers appear and fund a wallet "of his" with 6800 USDT. But he can't get his money because he needs to pay $1150 for a wire transfer. It must be the world's most expensive wire transfer. And none of it makes sense. The company says they deposited coins in his Atomic Wallet, but at the same time there needs to be a wire transfer to convert and send those coins to his bank. The difference between $250 and $6800 is also enough to make any reasonable person understand what this is about. They are hoping he will say it's worth paying the $1150 because I will be in great profit after it. A logical person would ask, where does the difference come from? Did it grow on a tree? He won't recover anything, it's about taking another grand from him.
to hear about your previous experience with being scammed. It's understandable to be cautious in this situation. However, the request for additional funds to cover costs raises some red flags. Legitimate recovery services typically don't require upfront payments, especially not in cryptocurrency. Additionally, the fact that the company is based in the Netherlands might make it more difficult to verify their legitimacy.
