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Crypto Scam Recovery Assistance — Report Properly, Fight Back

Most crypto fraud reports fail because they are incomplete, late, or sent to the wrong agency. Scambulance guides you to get it right the first time.

No upfront feesNo private keys requiredFounded by a fraud victim

Why Reporting Matters

Many victims feel powerless after a scam. Reporting properly is the single most impactful action you can take right now.

A Chance at Recovery

A properly filed report triggers formal investigations that can lead to asset freezing and — in some cases — fund recovery.

Protect Your Family

Scammers repeatedly target their victims and sell contact lists. Reporting puts law enforcement on alert to protect you.

Contribute to Global Operations

International agencies combine reports to build cases against organized crime networks. Your report contributes to that effort.

Your Case May Already Be Connected

Your scammer's network may already be under investigation. Your information could be the missing piece that closes a case.

How Scambulance Helps

Choose the level of support that fits your situation — all free, with no strings attached.

Report Guidance

We help you build a technically correct, complete report for law enforcement — covering evidence, transaction data, and jurisdiction.

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Self-Service Education

Step-by-step guides so you can report independently, with confidence. Learn how to gather evidence and choose the right agency.

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Expert Assistance

When self-service isn't enough, our team — investigators and legal professionals who are victims themselves — can step in directly.

IMPORTANT: Beware of Recovery Scams

Anyone who contacts you promising to recover your crypto for an upfront fee is a scammer — this is called a recovery scam, and it targets fraud victims specifically. Scambulance will never ask for your private keys, seed phrases, or any upfront payment.

Who Is Behind Scambulance?

Scambulance was built by Aca, a Law & Technology graduate of Tel Aviv University and a hands-on crypto investigations specialist. He combines legal expertise, data analytics, and blockchain tracing to help victims fight back — because he has been on the other side himself.

This is not a career I chose for convenience — it is a cause I was pulled into by fire.

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What Happens After You Report?

Understanding the process helps you set realistic expectations and stay the course.

01

Report Filed

Your complete, structured report is submitted to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

02

Case Assessed

Investigators review your report for completeness, jurisdiction, and case viability.

03

Investigation

If eligible, a formal investigation is opened and blockchain tracing may begin.

04

Asset Freezing

In active cases, court orders can be sought to freeze funds at exchanges.

05

Possible Recovery

In a minority of cases, frozen assets are returned — but stopping the criminals is a guaranteed outcome.

Recovery is not guaranteed, but a proper report maximizes your chances and helps stop the criminals from targeting others. Taking action is always the right choice.

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