My old aunt was contacted via text message by someone claiming to be “Jiahao”. Over the course of several months, following Jiahao's instructions, she purchased crypto assets on the exchange and transferred them to Vexjex.cc where Jiahao claimed she would trade crypto assets for a profit. At some point, the site contacted my aunt, claimed that someone else had deposited money into her account, and froze her account because it appeared to involve money laundering. In order to unfreeze the account, the site asked my poor aunt to deposit another amount of $450,000. After that, she was unable to access any of her funds, which amounted to more than $1.5 million. Three weeks later, the site was no longer running, and that's when I opened up for help because I work in technology. My friend recommended CyberPunk Programmers, an organization that helps fraud victims recover their money. I did my research beforehand and found that they have done a good job on this over the years, I got their contact email from their website (cyberpunkers .org) and they were very interested in the cause. Finally, they only needed two days to complete the transfer of the entire $1.5 million to my aunt.
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