Topic: Has Anyone Used This Crypto Recovery Service? (Read 238 times)

The whole thing commenced in early 2019 when I made my first significant investment in Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price was booming, so I invested my whole life savings of $400,000 in the cryptocurrency, intending to make a fortune. I saw my Bitcoin's value rise for months until I had approximately $1 million in cryptocurrency assets. I tried to sell my Bitcoin on an exchange to cash out and realize my earnings. I was horrified to see that it was empty! Hackers have gotten access and taken every satoshi. After the initial shock wore off, I started frantically researching recovery options. That's when I found MUYERN TRUST HACKER, a highly-regarded cryptocurrency recovery service. Their forensic experts traced the hack back to an exploit in my wallet's code. Even though the thieves tried to cover their tracks, MUYERN TRUST HACKER's tech wizards were able to pinpoint the destination wallets that received my stolen crypto. I could scarcely believe it when I logged back into my newly secured wallet and saw my balance restored. Thanks to MUYERN TRUST HACKER's tireless efforts, I recouped nearly every satoshi of my hard-earned crypto assets. My story proves that even in the face of catastrophic theft, hope and recovery are possible with the help of true experts. I say a big thanks to MUYERN TRUST HACKER and you can also get this good-hearted work for yourself by dialing: (Telegram: muyerntrusthackertech ) also on ( Mail; muyerntrusted(at) mail-me (dot)c o m )

Don't fall for it. You have been scammed once, don't get scammed again while trying to recover the assets that you lost in the first scam because it's not possible for any service provider to hack into the scammer's account and recover your funds, if they were able to do such things, they wouldn't need to provide such services for a few bucks as they could get into any account and steal funds from people or even from lost wallets that aren't accessible anymore.

All they are trying to do is to get some money out of you, that's it. As soon as you pay them, you won't see them back, they won't respond to your emails, their support team won't know you anymore or even respond to your messages, and you will be lost as to what you should do now because you were trying to recover your lost funds and lost more funds in the process.

If you have made the effort to recover your wallet and failed by yourself then chances of getting full access is zero unless password recovery of brute force is used with these common passwords such as qwerty, password etcetera

Otherwise 95% of these recovery services are for certain just a scam and waste of time and money!!!

That address mostly send the coins to 35gQshZJnTGVGM97pj2arQ9P5rPNAsMEto and then 35gQshZJnTGVGM97pj2arQ9P5rPNAsMEto send to Binance deposit address.

No one can verify if different address is controlled by different person, but the fact there are many different addresses send the coins to this scammer.

Since you're not one of the victim and there's no proof if he really a scammer, I don't think there's need to take further action...

There is one tough hard lesson that I learnt in crypto space, once you fall victim to any scam, just believe that what is gone is gone, if you try to run after what you've already lost you will end up losing even more.

I hope this get into your skull my dear, or you will have more sad stories like this to share on this forum, once its gone there is no coming back, and you are also vulnerable if you keep screaming to everyone's face that you lost some money, it's a weak point.

I believe this is what attracts even more scammers to you, claiming that they can help you get your money back, it's a big lie, once you lost a crypto asset it's gone for good,

Can't you check it yourself? Blockchain data is public...

These services have nothing to do with reality. I mean if you want to risk your phone or even your wallet you can surely go and have a try but I haven't seen even a single success story with these type of scam recovery services.

They just either will get your money and you'll get nor fruitfulness in regard with your results. Or they'll just back your system or the block chain security will catch you and they'll block your account. All these is the negative impacts of using these services I haven't seen the positive ones so far.

Or you input your seed phrase on such website? Unless you downloaded and run that file on your computer, i don't think it's some kind of malware, but yeah better to take it as such and reformat your computer will be the best solution for that.

About the recovery service online, 90% of them are scam, unless they posted on this forum, build up their reputation by experience, and people recommends them, which that mentioned service doesn't have so i will avoid them doing any business.

It is not possible to just hack into anyone's account and recover/steal their coins; the victims have to make a mistake and be loose on their security, before they can possibly be hacked. Anyone who is promising you that they can recover your lost coins is a scammer, Bitcoin transactions cannot be reversed and your best chance is to report the case to the authorities, though in most cases they cannot also be of help to you and can only try if it is a large amount you lost.

I completely understand this now. If there were services that were able to hack into the scammer's account and get the money - then they would hack into everyone's account.

I don't even know the worth amount of atoms coins that was stolen from you. That you went ahead and looking for recovery services. In fact, who even told you that there are recovering services? If someone advised you to go for recovering services claiming that your stolen coins will get back to you, I will simply say the person is misleading you. And if you follow its advice, you will definitely be scammed because I never heard that stolen coins have been recovered before.

I want you to get it clear that all these service sites or people claiming that they can recover stolen coins are scammers. Nothing like services that are doing recovering services, don't be deceived.

I will not advise you to fall for this the second time under scam, there is no such service for recovering any lost financial asset in cryptocurrency, don't let them decieve you, once you're hacked and they stole from you, all you should do is to leave the wallet and make use of another and then learn your lessons, those that promised recovery service will always want to earn from you by telling you they can offer you what is not possible.

The crypto recovery scammer is really brave since he send his coins to Binance.
So this is a Binance BTC wallet?
Can you tell if a lot of people have deposited money into his/her account?

The crypto recovery scammer is really brave since he send his coins to Binance.

I haven't heard someone win over compromised coins, but yeah your conspiracy might be true since Bitcoin is still new for Average Joe and the government is moving to tightening the laws. Bitcoin might be treated as property/commodity, you might able to claim your coins, but the drawback is you must report all of your crypto holdings.

This is the final email they sent me:

Bitcoin Wallet address below.
bc1q7vxle6ekvqntla323v0w09t4yaakegpsn53plk
Make payment and send proof

I did google that BTC address:
https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000002349473de1b8f66f12b65cdeb870c211927865c856e41?page=1

It has 230 pages, of what appears to me, people are depositing funds into that blockchain.

Tracing the coin is the work of chain analytic companies.
Even if I did pay a chain analytic company to trace the coin and then hire a lawyer to sue, I still might not win the case. The scammer could claim that I gave him/her the seed phrase.
And even if I did win the case, I still would have to collect the money. Just because a person wins a lawsuit doesn't mean the other person will readily hand over the money.
In the above scene, there are a lot of "IF's."
And I'm sure doing this would cost a small fortune.

In order for the OP not to lose more money in the pursuit of his lost money, it's better that he should accept the fact that he's been scammed and move on, although it's painful especially if the stolen coins is of high value. The way that crypto is structured, I believe that the moment another person is in possession of your seed phrase and moved your coins, it'll be next to impossible to recover it, so I don't really believe in these so called crypto recovery services, because I've never heard about anybody that they've helped recover their stolen cryptos.

Tracing the coin is the work of chain analytic companies. You can try and trace it yourself to a centralized exchange with a tool. But if the person do not send it to a centralized exchange, consider the money gone, especially if it is a low amount of money that you will spend more much than if investigating the scammer.

Get a lawyer and report to the police or crime investigation team in your country. If you follow such a process, there is still a chance that you may not get the lost funds back.
So an attorney would have the knowledge and skill to trace that transaction and be able to get the name and address of the scammer?

Forget about it, except if you can hire a lawyer to chase that scammers for you.

Because transactions are irreversible and when your wallet was hacked, fund was moved, you lose it forever.

Smart contract blockchain can seize funds in an address but you need to convince that project team to do it. Chance is small and I doubt that by contacting Omega Crypto Recovery service, you will be able to get your money back. I don't know about the service so I am skeptical about its legitimacy.