Welcome to Online Justice, where we specialize in fighting online scams and financial cyber fraud. Our mission is to help individuals who have lost money to online scams by gathering intelligence on the perpetrators.
Contact the Gift Card Support Center (if you paid using gift cards)
If the scammers tricked you into paying with gift cards, contact the support center of the respective gift card provider. Explain the situation and request that they track and possibly void the transactions.
Contact Your Bank and Issue a Chargeback
Reach out to your bank or credit card company to report the fraud. Request a chargeback for the fraudulent transaction. Banks often have protocols in place for dealing with such situations.
Contact the Crypto Exchange (if you paid using cryptocurrency)
If you transferred funds via a cryptocurrency exchange, contact the exchange's support team immediately. Provide them with all relevant transaction details and explain that you have been scammed.
Contact the Police and File a Complaint
The first step in recovering your funds from online scams is to file an official complaint with your local police department. This creates a legal record of the scam, which can be useful in subsequent steps.
Remove AnyDesk from Your Computer
If the scammers accessed your computer using AnyDesk or similar remote desktop software, uninstall the program immediately. This helps prevent further unauthorized access to your device.
Block the Scammers
Block any communication channels (email, phone, social media) that the scammers used to contact you. This helps protect you from further fraud attempts.
Since you have been scammed online, your information might be circulating among other scammers. You may start receiving calls or messages from people claiming to be blockchain specialists, lawyers, or even representatives from OnlineJustice.com. They may assert that they have recovered your funds or can help you get them back, but they will demand payment upfront or request that you transfer money into your own wallet.
This is a scam. Do not engage with anyone who claims to have your money or insists that your funds are stuck and need additional payment to be released. Reputable companies will not ask for money upfront to recover your funds.
