Our clients' trust, in their own words

“court froze the accounts on the exchange, the lawyers pulled out my 80k. took longer than i thought but they got it all back. decent”

“Yesterday €15,210 came in from the ICF — exactly 90%, TO THE CENT. Five months, a report every Monday like a watch log, NOT a single gap. Made my money fast to the dock, clean. Five stars — I don't do middle ground.”

“The bankruptcy administrator put me in the general queue with all the exchange's depositors — where they promised pennies on the euro at best. My pension top-up was sitting on that exchange. The lawyers proved that the coins were held in a separate client wallet and had never belonged to the exchange, so they were excluded from the debtor's estate. Case duration: sixteen months. €11,900 recovered out of €12,800. Twice I was given a phone appointment for a specific hour, and twice the call came through on the exact minute. I drove trains on schedule for thirty-seven years, so I know what that's worth. This is the third review of my life. Recommended.”

“The call came on a Tuesday. There was no platform behind it, which I worked out far too late. Of €19,000, €11,400 came back, the rest they ate. Forty years fitting locks and it was no use to me. Three stars: for the work, not for the amount.”

“everyone turned me down cause its some decentralized exchanges. SwapPool or something like that. im old i dont get this stuff. they got 5 thousand back from the dao. ok.”

“well what can i say they got the money back but that fund case took half a year. the firm normal italian outfit works slow. mr brandani wrote letters forever but the sum arrived €20,000. the fund's max, out of my €26,000 the rest the cap ate because over twenty thousand they don't pay. long story short you can work with them but you need nerves of steel.”

“A call centre rang me, supposedly some elite investment platform, and every week the 'manager' would send a little screenshot of my balance going up. I put in £6,400 — and that was the money for the van lease, without the van I don't work. Tried to cash out — dead silence, the number doesn't exist anymore. Went to Carrara. They dug up that the whole platform was painted on, and my transfers had gone off my card — and they leaned on the bank until it logged them as fraudulent. The bank fobbed me off at first, I'd never have cracked it on my own. In four months, £5,900 of the £6,400 came back. The van lives. Their prices bite, I won't pretend otherwise, but the lads don't put on a show, they actually got it sorted. Verdict: go with them.”

“It was a case involving the FCA. It all went fairly quickly. I got my £15,000. The lawyers are excellent — they knew every nuance about the fines against the firm. What I liked was that there wasn't a lot of talk, just concrete steps. One downside — your services are expensive. But the result is worth it. Maybe in the future I'll come back again, if I ever land in something like this once more.”

“court froze the assets on the exchange, got almost everything out. the scammers had already pulled a bit before that, oh well. thanks”