Fake ESMA sites that charge a recovery fee
esma-association.com and lookalike inboxes are not the EU markets watchdog — upfront “admin fees” prove it.
Phony lawyers, “refund agents”, and secondary scams that target victims again.
esma-association.com and lookalike inboxes are not the EU markets watchdog — upfront “admin fees” prove it.
A stamp reading AKD Benelux Law Firm does not make David Svetlov your solicitor.
Pseudo-legal English demanding a $297 Coinbase clone purchase is advance-fee fraud in a lab coat.
A PDF that “freezes” your USDT compensation on the same broker’s ledger is not a government order.
A caller who invents a new tariff so your “idle” trading balance is not seized is selling fear, not law.
America’s brokerage self-regulator does not Western Union your losses back for a conversion fee.
A Belgian securities infrastructure firm does not WhatsApp retail victims about unblocking billions.
After a broker loss, a polished “law firm” site can just be the second invoice — passport scans and all.
The European Central Bank publishes its own warning: impostors misuse its name to demand fees and “safe account” transfers.
A “consular legalisation deposit” to free a crypto wallet is an advance-fee story dressed in legal jargon.
The real organisations coordinate law enforcement. They do not invoice victims in crypto.
Unsolicited “counsel” who already know your loss dates and want crypto fees are collecting a second deposit.