Every day tens of thousands of people are scammed by fraudsters who persuade victims to send money to them by making false respresentations.
These frauds are often commited by highly sophisticated con men and women who have become adept at persuading people to part with their money.
What is less known is that there are a variety of ways that victims of scammers can successfully get their money reimbursed via the financial insitutions, such as the banks, through which the funds were transferred.
The banks have signed up to agreements which make them liable to return money lost through scams.
Richardson Hartley Law has a team dedicated to helping individuals and businesses recover stolen fraud money in the simplest and quickest way possible.
Our team understands the upset caused by fraud and will help you recover your money in a sensitive and hassle free way
We help you claim back your money through low no win, no fee agreements. Our rate is 15% plus VAT.
The types of fraud we can help with include:
Whatever the type of fraud you have suffered, we are here to help.
Our lawyers are trained to handle your claim incredibly sensitively and with the highest legal standards.
We offer a no win, no fee service which means we only get paid if we succesfully recover your money.
Richardson Hartley Law is a fully regulated law firm which offers low no win, no fee rates of 20% plus VAT.
We will keep you fully updated throughout your claim and get your money back into your bank account as quickly as possible.
We can help you if you're struggling to fill in the form by calling you back. We do all the hard work to make it as easy as possible.
RHL prides itself on keeping our clients up-to-date with the progression of their case combined with simple to understand advice.
We are able to offer no win, no fee arrangements which means you only pay us if we win your case.
This is one of the cruelest scams of all. Fraudsters will sometimes take months to trick people into falling in love with a made up persona. They are very adept at making the victim feel like they are incredibly special to them before then starting to extract money.
Very often they target people when they are at a low ebb or feeling emotionally vulnerable.
With the rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies, scammers have developed a variety of schemes to encoruage people to invest in phony opportunities. Very often victims of crypto scams are targeted through social media platforms such as TikTok.
It is incredibly difficult to know whether a cryptocurrency investment is genuine or not as it exists within its own unregulated sphere.
Fraudsters may send emails or messages pretending to be from a legitimate app or company, asking for personal information such as login details or bank card numbers.
This frequently starts off as a link in an email or text message and leads victims to accidentally give up secure information.
This sort of fraud is often targetted at older people. Scammers may call the victim and pretend to be IT support to trick users into providing remote access to their computers, tablets or phones. From there, they are able to extract bank details and personal information.
Rental scams take advantage of people’s desperate need to find a home to rent.
Scammers will often rent out a property that they don’t own and demand large upfront fees.
They will offer flats and houses below the market rate to attract victims.
Fake Celebrity Scam
These frauds involve scammers either pretending to be a celebrity or claiming that a famous person is endorsing a product or service.
The fraudsters play on the goodwill that exists towards the celebrity and their brand to trick the victim into paying over money.
When booking a holiday it is increasingly difficult to know whether a destination even exists. Some fraudsters are setting up fake websites and social media posts pretending to sell holidays that don’t exist.
Fraudsters will send emails or texts telling victims that they have won a prize, such as the a lottery win, free holiday or money. In order to claim the prize, users are then required to send a payment or provide personal information, only to discover that the prize does not exist and they have been scammed.
One of the sickest scams to exist is fraudsters pretending to be someone’s loved-one and messaging to say that they are urgently in need of money. Some scammers are even able to use technology to mimic the voice of a relative.
All businesses are vulnerable to being targeted by fraudsters and scammers. We can help you recover your money in a variety of ways often under no win, no fee agreements.