For the person who already got hit
Scam Recovery Lockdown Call is coming soon.
If money moved, information was shared, or someone you love is tangled in a scam, you need a calm order of operations. Not shame. Not panic. Not another person promising they can magically get the money back.
The Scam Recovery Lockdown Call will be a 90-minute recovery call that helps you sort what happened, what to shut down first, and what needs to happen next.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 now. That comes before anything on this page.
What the call will cover
A recovery call with a real checklist, not vague advice
1. What happened
We sort the timeline, payment method, accounts touched, devices involved, and whether the scammer still has an open door.
2. What to shut down first
Bank fraud line, card replacement, wire recall, Zelle or payment-app dispute, password reset, credit freeze, phone carrier lock, or device cleanup.
3. What to save
Screenshots, phone numbers, emails, receipts, wallet addresses, transaction IDs, profiles, account activity, and the exact words used.
4. Where to report
FTC, FBI IC3, IdentityTheft.gov, your bank, payment provider, credit bureaus, phone carrier, and any platform where the scam began.
5. The second-scam shield
After a scam, recovery scammers often show up next. We help you spot the follow-up pitch before it gets another dollar or password.
6. The family conversation
If this involves a parent, spouse, adult child, or client, we help you talk about it without blame so they do not hide the next contact.
What you will leave with
The call should end with a plan in your hands
- A prioritized action list for the next 24 hours and next 72 hours
- Call scripts for banks, card issuers, payment apps, credit bureaus, and reporting agencies
- A free copy of the book so the tactics make sense after the crisis passes
- A recovery workbook to organize accounts, reports, evidence, follow-ups, and family next steps
- A plain-English warning list for the recovery scams that often follow the first scam
Coming soon during the soft launch
We are shaping the first version now. Early calls will be limited so the workbook, scripts, and checklist can be improved from real situations before this becomes a public offer.
Straight talk
What this is not
This is educational recovery guidance and organization support. It is not legal advice, financial advice, cybersecurity service, law enforcement, or a guarantee that money can be recovered.
Anyone who promises guaranteed recovery for a fee is raising the exact red flag this page exists to help you spot.