If you believe you've been targeted, act fast. Report the incident to your local law enforcement and your country’s cybercrime agency. Also, notify the dating site or social platform where you met the scammer to help protect others. For personalized recovery support, reach out to our team via the Spectretrace contact page.

Our specialists use custom strategies tailored to each case. We analyze payment trails, uncover fraud patterns, and work with financial institutions to improve your chances of getting your money back.

Watch for these common warning signs:

• Quick, intense emotional attachment

• Flawless or suspicious online profiles

• Requests for money—often for "emergencies"

• Avoidance of video calls or in-person meetings

• Inconsistent stories or dramatic life excuses

If anything feels off, trust your gut and get in touch with Spectretrace.

Ask detailed, personal questions about their life and watch for vague or inconsistent answers. That said, the safest option is to stop communication and report the person. Avoid engaging further—pro scammers are skilled at manipulating emotions.

It’s not worth the risk. These scammers are trained manipulators. Instead of trying to beat them at their game, protect yourself—cut ties, report the incident, and let professionals like Spectretrace handle the recovery process.