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Unrecognized charges? Tricked into giving your card details? We help you dispute fraudulent transactions and secure your finances.
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How It Works
Transaction Analysis
We review your bank statements to identify all unauthorized or fraudulent charges.
Evidence Collection
We help you gather proof of the phishing scam, including emails and fake sites.
Dispute Filing
We prepare and file official dispute claims with your credit card issuer.
Legal Pressure
If the bank refuses a refund, we escalate the case using consumer protection laws.
Resolution
We monitor the dispute until a decision is reached and funds are credited back.
Security Guide
We provide actionable steps to secure your accounts and prevent future identity theft.
Victims of Credit Card Phishing
Can Get Their Money Back!
Don't pay for the scammer's shopping spree. Banks have a legal obligation to protect you from fraud.
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Our success is tied to yours. We offer a transparent money-back guarantee on our service fees if we are unable to successfully dispute the fraudulent charges on your behalf.
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What is Credit Card Phishing?
Phishing is a cybercrime where scammers trick you into revealing sensitive information, like credit card numbers or passwords. They often pose as a legitimate institution—such as your bank, Netflix, or Amazon—via email, SMS, or phone call. Once they have your details, they make unauthorized purchases or sell your data on the dark web.
Common Phishing Tactics
Email Fraud
Emails claiming "Your account is suspended" or "Verify your payment info" with links to fake login pages.
Smishing (SMS)
Text messages regarding undelivered packages or bank alerts asking you to click a malicious link.
Fake Websites
Cloned online stores offering incredible deals (e.g., 90% off iPads) that just steal card data.
Skimming
Physical devices attached to ATMs or gas pumps that read your card's magnetic stripe.
How We Recover Your Funds
Credit card transactions are protected by robust consumer laws (like the Fair Credit Billing Act in the US). However, banks often try to deny claims by saying you "authorized" the transaction or were negligent. We build a professional dispute case that proves fraud occurred, making it difficult for the bank to say no.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to report fraud?
Time is of the essence. Most banks require you to report unauthorized charges within 30 to 60 days of the statement date.
The bank already denied my claim. Can you help?
Yes. Banks use automated systems to deny many claims initially. We can reopen the case with stronger evidence and legal citations.
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