Online Scam
The digital world has made life more convenient—but also more dangerous. Every day, individuals and businesses fall victim to increasingly sophisticated online scams.
What Is an Online Scam?
Online scams are deliberate acts of deception carried out through digital platforms—such as websites, email, apps, or social media—with the intention of stealing money, personal information, or digital access. These scams can affect anyone, regardless of age or profession.
Common types of online scams we handle include:
Phishing & Email Fraud – Fake emails that trick you into clicking malicious links or giving up sensitive data
Investment Scams – Fraudulent trading, crypto platforms, Ponzi schemes, or fake advisors
Romance Scams – Emotional manipulation that leads to financial loss through dating apps or social media
Fake E-Commerce Stores – You pay, but the product never arrives—or the store vanishes
Business Email Compromise (BEC) – Targeted scams where hackers impersonate executives or suppliers
Social Media Impersonation – Fake accounts used to collect money or data from your contacts
Tech Support Scams – Fraudsters pose as IT staff to gain remote access and steal data or funds
Online Marketplace Scams – Fraudulent buyers/sellers on platforms like eBay, Craigslist, or Facebook Marketplace
Job Scams & Fake Recruiters – Bogus job offers or freelance gigs that exploit applicants
How Lexchain Legal Helps You Recover
FAQ
Q: Is it even possible to recover funds from a scam?
A: Yes. While not all funds are recoverable, we’ve helped many clients trace assets, freeze transactions, and force platform reimbursements. Time is critical—act quickly.
Q: Can you help if the scammer is based overseas?
A: Yes. We work with international cyber law enforcement, and many fraud networks operate through platforms or financial systems we can legally access.
Q: Will this make my case public?
A: No. We handle all cases with complete confidentiality. Your name and case details will never be shared without your consent.