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There’s no doubt that buying, selling, and trading has never been easier. The internet has made our lives more convenient, but it has also made us more vulnerable to all types of scams. Fortunately, fund recovery services such as chargebacks and crypto recovery can give us hope of getting our funds back from fraud. 

Legitimate-seeming opportunities want to persuade us to buy or trade. They claim that we can buy an item cheaper and better or that we should participate in a once-in-a-lifetime trading opportunity. It’s easy to make claims, but as we know from examining all types of scams, most of these offers don’t live up to the hype. Even worse, a large number of them are fraudulent.

What Are Fund Recovery Services?

Millions of people lose money each year to trading scams, merchant frauds, cryptocurrency schemes, and all types of shady deals. Sadly, many of these people simply give up. They don’t feel they have a chance of getting their money back. 

Psychologists call behavior like this “learned helplessness.” Perhaps the sheer number of frauds or amount of times we are ripped off desensitizes us to how bad it is. We may feel immobilised and frustrated. In the end, we may feel our losses are gone forever. 

The other factor is shame. People often feel embarrassed about having fallen for a scam. In fact, they may insist the other party is legitimate because they are in denial that they have been cheated. However, looking at high-profile Ponzi schemes and frauds, from FTX to Theranos, should show us that even the most sophisticated investors and consumers can fall for fraud. 

It’s important to be aware of fund recovery services and familiarise yourself with what you can do if you’ve lost money to fraud.

Types of Fund Recovery Services

The following are the most common types of fund recovery.

If you’ve ever noticed a charge on your credit card that you’re sure you didn’t make, you may be familiar with the credit card chargeback process. It requires notifying the credit card company or the bank that issued the credit card about the unauthorised charges. If you can prove you didn’t make them, the issuing bank will return your money. 

It’s important to consider that credit card companies’ definition of “fraud” is different from the more common understanding of what fraud is. A dishonest company is often called a “fraud.” However, when you make a credit card claim, it can only be filed in the “fraud” category if you didn’t authorise the transaction. 

It doesn’t matter if the recipient is a Ponzi scheme or broker scam–if you authorised the transaction, the chargeback claim is in the category of dispute rather than fraud. The credit card chargeback dispute process involves making a claim to the issuing bank. The issuing bank will then ask the merchant to make their case. After hearing both sides, they will decide whether to grant the credit card chargeback or not.

A bank wire recall is canceling a transfer to someone else’s bank account. Since it takes some time to confirm a bank transfer, the bank wire recall can be performed during period between the time the transaction was made and before it ends up in the recipient’s bank account. 

This may sound simple, but bank wire recalls can be challenging. People depend on banking services and they don’t want to be too quick to stop transfers or freeze funds in an account. They want to make sure that the transaction is being recalled for a good reason, and will require evidence. 

With both credit card chargebacks and wire recalls, fund recovery services are helpful in bolstering your claim. For instance, issuing banks want to know that the person making the credit card chargeback claims isn’t actually committing chargeback fraud or so-called “friendly fraud.” This is often called online shoplifting. A customer will ask for their funds back, and yet they’ll keep the item. 

Banks want evidence before they return funds to the sender. FundRecovery AU are experts who can bolster your claim and improve your chances of fund recovery.

Paypal chargebacks are similar to credit card chargebacks. Instead of an issuing bank deciding between the customer and the merchant, Paypal will weigh the arguments of both sides and decide the dispute. However, if charges are unauthorised and you can prove it, Paypal is often quick to reverse the transaction.

Zelle and Venmo are quick and convenient. You can send funds instantly without waiting for a few days for the transfer to show up in the account. However, these fast transfers can make fund recovery a challenge. 

Usually Venmo and Zelle transactions can’t be refunded. However, if you are making a Venmo and Zelle transactions through a credit card, you can get a chargeback from the card’s issuing bank.

Are Bitcoin Chargebacks Possible?

Does the chargeback process apply to cryptocurrencies? Are Bitcoin chargebacks possible? 

The answer to this is “yes” and “no.” In the strictest sense, there are no cryptocurrency chargebacks, because once a transaction has been made on the blockchain, it’s permanent and can’t be canceled or reversed. 

However, loosely speaking, bitcoin “chargebacks” are possible if the term is meant to mean crypto recovery. Sure, the transaction can’t be canceled, but you can still get your funds back from crypto scams. 

Given the anonymity of the bitcoin wallets, however, bitcoin recovery can be complex. It’s essential to work with experts who are pros at crypto investigation and discovering patterns on the blockchain.

FundRecovery AU experts have cutting-edge technology and proven forensic techniques that will help you track down your funds on the blockchain and improve your chances of crypto recovery.

Do You Want to Know Where Your Lost Funds Are on the Blockchain? FundRecovery AU Will Help!

FundRecovery AU is comprised of crypto trace experts with specialised technology and methods designed to uncover information about crypto transactions. We consult with clients, launch a cryptocurrency investigation and create investigation reports that can help you succeed in your crypto case.