Every day, thousands of people across the UK fall victim to scams and fraud. Banks don't always do enough to help you get your money back — even if you've been refused before, we could still help you recover what you've lost.
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Hundreds of millions of pounds are lost to scams in the UK every year. If you were tricked into sending money, or your bank failed to protect you, you may be entitled to recover some or all of your losses.
You were tricked into authorising a bank transfer to a fraudster — often by cold call, fake invoice, or impersonation of someone you trust.
Promised unrealistic returns on an investment or cryptocurrency platform that turned out to be fake or unregulated.
Befriended or courted online by someone who used the relationship to manipulate you into sending money.
Paid for goods or services online — through a marketplace, social media ad, or fake website — that were never delivered.
Contacted by someone pretending to be your bank, the police, HMRC, or another trusted organisation, and pressured into moving money.
Tricked via a fraudulent email, text message or phone call into handing over financial details or making a payment.
Under the Contingent Reimbursement Model (and, for many cases from October 2024, mandatory APP fraud reimbursement rules), banks can be required to reimburse victims of authorised push payment scams in certain circumstances.
We won't promise a figure before reviewing your case, but here's what a successful claim could involve.
Get My Free AssessmentTell us which bank the payment was made through.
Give us an overview of the scam and what happened, in confidence.
We discuss your case in detail, gather supporting documentation, and pursue your claim.
Takes 2 minutes. A specialist will contact you within 2 working hours.
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