Digital Crisis Center
You were scammed online. You're not alone.
Online scams are sophisticated, convincing, and happen to smart, careful people — including people who work in tech. Being scammed is not a character flaw. It's a crime committed against you, and there are steps that can still help.
What we can help with
- Figure out exactly what information or money the scammer got, and what's still at risk.
- Report the scam to the right platforms, banks, and agencies — with the details they actually need.
- Close the doors the scammer used so you aren't targeted again.
What's important to know
Recovering money that's already been sent is rarely guaranteed — but acting quickly and reporting correctly improves your odds, and you'll get a clear plan either way.
What happens next
Step 1
We review your submission
Usually within a few hours — a real person reads what you sent.
Step 2
We connect you with Yours AI
Our partner's certified specialists provide a free assessment of what's at risk.
Step 3
You get a clear plan
In plain language, from a real expert — step by step, no jargon.
We're honest with you: account recovery is decided by the platform, not us. What is guaranteed is a clear assessment and a written action plan. Read about our partnership with Yours AI →