How it works

Everything you need to know about how we work with you. Or if you're ready to get started, you can start your case now.

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Gathering your evidence

To support your claim, we’ll need evidence from you to help us build a strong case. And depending on what has happened, different types of evidence may be needed. Our specialist investigators will give you clear guidance on this.

Your team of specialists

Our team are all experts in their field and work together seamlessly to give your case the best chance for a positive outcome. Here’s what they do:

Management Team
Fraud Investigation Team
Financial Ombudsman Team
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We only work to a no-win, no-fee commitment and never charge anything upfront. If we win, you pay a percentage of what we recover, with a cap on larger claims. Visit our fees page for more information.

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Impersonation Scam

Refundee recovers £26,000 for client who fell victim to a Richard Branson impersonation scam

An online advert showing a Richard Branson impersonator promised to teach our client how to trade. After several deposits that appeared to grow, the scammers demanded withdrawal fees our client could not pay. We escalated to the Financial Ombudsman and recovered £26,000 of the £32,000 lost.

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Impersonation Scam

Refundee recovers £63,000 for celebrity impersonation scam victim

A video of a well-known celebrity promoting an investment drew our client into a fake trading platform. An early withdrawal built trust, then scammers demanded fees to release the profit and cut contact. The bank rejected the claim. We escalated to the Financial Ombudsman and recovered £63,000.

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Impersonation Scam

Refundee recovers £13,000 for HMRC impersonation scam victim

Letters bearing HMRC branding told our client they owed overdue tax and faced criminal proceedings. The phone number led to scammers, who demanded immediate payment or the police would be called. We built the case under APP fraud rules, escalated to the Financial Ombudsman and recovered £13,000.

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