Someone to turn to after a scam
Money lost to a scam? Let’s talk it through.
The worry can follow you long after the last payment. At AllyPro, we listen to what happened, help make sense of your records, and explain which recovery options may be open to you.
A missing payment, an unanswered message, or a withdrawal that never arrived. Tell us what is worrying you most.
Help for your situation
Find the situation closest to yours.
You may still be trying to understand what happened. These pages explain common situations and how we can help you review yours.
Your crypto has gone missing
After a crypto scam
You sent crypto to someone you believed, or a wallet link led to a loss. We help you piece together the transfer details.
Get help with a crypto lossYour investment is out of reach
When a platform will not pay
Your balance looked promising, but withdrawing it became impossible. We review the deposits and the reasons you were given.
Discuss a blocked withdrawalSomeone used your trust
After a relationship scam
A person you cared about asked for money or introduced an investment. You can discuss what happened without having to defend your trust.
Find support after a romance scamMaking a difficult situation manageable
We take it one question at a time.
There may be a lot to explain, and some details may be hard to revisit. We help you work through them in an order that makes sense.
Tell us where things changed
Was it a failed withdrawal, another demand for money, or a person who stopped replying? That gives us a place to begin.
Put the pieces together
We look at payments and messages alongside your account of events, so the important details do not get lost in a long chat history.
Understand your next move
We explain which bank, platform, reporting, or legal routes may fit the situation, what they require, and where there are limits.
A few details can give us a starting point
A receipt or a message can be enough to begin.
A receipt or a saved message can help explain your concern. Keep the originals, and leave passwords, wallet access details, and security codes out of anything you share.
How the money left
Receipts and transfer confirmations show the amount, date, and destination. For crypto, keep the transaction ID and public wallet addresses too.
What the website showed
Save the web address and any screens showing your balance, a failed withdrawal, or a demand for another payment.
What you were told
Keep the messages, emails, profiles, and payment instructions. The words around a transfer can help explain why you made it.
It is okay to ask for help