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Reported wallet recovery services
A curated list of recovery services with documented complaints — reviewed for evidence before publication. Search it, report to it, and read the caveats before you draw conclusions.
By Robbert Bink · ~5 min read · Published 13 August 2026 · Last reviewed: 13 August 2026
This list only contains entries with verifiable evidence. “Reported” means someone has filed a documented complaint against this name or domain — it is not a legal verdict, a conviction, or proof. The list starts empty, fills slowly, and every entry carries its evidence, its date and a takedown path.
Always run the red-flag checklist yourself — a name not on this list is not proof of legitimacy.
How this list works
- Evidence first. Every entry needs verifiable links: documented complaints, dated screenshots, official reports, or court/public records. No evidence, no entry.
- Manual review. A human checks each submission before publication. This is not an open database — it is a curated list.
- Status is always “reported”. We never call an entry a scammer, a fraudster or guilty. The word “reported” is the ceiling of what a complaint proves.
- Removal works. If an entry is wrong, resolved or outdated, contact us with evidence and we review it on the same standard.
The list
Search by name or domain. Entries are added only after evidence review — an empty list is a starting point.
| Name / domain | Reported for | Evidence | Status | Added |
|---|
No entries yet. This list only publishes documented, evidence-checked cases. When the first one is reviewed, it appears here with its evidence and date — never sooner.
How to report a service
Have a documented complaint against a recovery service? Send it to us via the contact page or the feedback link on any page. Include:
- The name and exact domain of the service.
- What happened — dates, amounts, what was promised.
- Evidence links — complaints, reports, dated screenshots, or official records.
- What you paid and how (card, crypto, bank transfer).
What happens next: a human reviews the evidence. Only documented cases are published; submissions without evidence are not listed, and we never publish your personal details.
Corrections & takedown
Think an entry is wrong, resolved or out of date? Contact us with evidence and we will review it on the same standard as the original entry — corrected or removed as the facts require. This page is educational information, not legal advice, and the status “reported” never claims more than a documented complaint exists.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the list empty?
The list only publishes entries with verifiable evidence, and every submission is manually reviewed before anything appears. An empty list is a starting point — it fills only with documented, checked cases, never with unverified names.
Can anyone be listed?
No. A company is only listed if there is verifiable evidence of a documented complaint — links to reports, dated screenshots, or official complaints. Submissions without evidence are not published.
How do I get a company removed from the list?
Contact us with evidence that the entry is wrong, resolved or out of date. Every removal request is reviewed on the same evidence standard as additions.
Is “reported” the same as “guilty”?
No. “Reported” means a documented complaint exists against this name or domain. It is not a legal verdict, a conviction, or a substitute for checking the red flags yourself — the red-flag checklist is the real test.
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