Investment & crypto scams
Fast-return promises, fake brokers, manipulated platforms and fabricated profits.
Read profile →International Bureau for Cybersecurity Presentation and Guidance. It is a service of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) dedicated to combating cybercrime. It also handles compensation claims after verifying and validating the information provided.
High-pressure psychological and financial scam patterns.
Each profile explains the scenario, warning signs, evidence to preserve and the right response.
Fast-return promises, fake brokers, manipulated platforms and fabricated profits.
Read profile →A relationship is built over time before a financial emergency, investment pitch or transfer request.
Read profile →Fake bank advisers, police, government agencies or tech support creating urgency.
Read profile →Impersonating an executive or supplier to redirect a business payment.
Read profile →Fake buyers, sellers or rentals and fraudulent payment or delivery links.
Read profile →A second scam targets victims by promising to recover lost money for upfront fees.
Read profile →A relative claims an accident, arrest or urgent need for money.
Read profile →Fake recruitment, online tasks and fictitious commissions followed by deposit requests.
Read profile →Fake profiles, fraudulent ads, fake shops and approaches leading to investment, job or shopping scams.
Read profile →Anonymised summaries of mechanisms and outcomes documented by prevention or justice bodies.
After a caller impersonated the victim’s bank, the victim immediately contacted the financial institution and filed a complaint. Part of the transactions could be disputed and refunded.
A platform displayed fabricated profits and then demanded additional payments to permit withdrawal. The case became part of a broader fraud-network investigation.
After a prolonged online relationship, multiple transfers were requested for alleged emergencies. Linking the report with others helped identify a wider network pattern.