A convincing broker, advert or trading platform may have encouraged you to invest more and more. If you believe the opportunity was fraudulent, we can check whether the payments and circumstances may be suitable for further assessment.
Check whether we can helpYou can start without gathering every document. If your enquiry goes forward, payment records and other evidence will help with the assessment.
The initial check is free. If your claim succeeds, Consumer Rights Solicitors charges 15-30% plus VAT of compensation awarded, equivalent to 18-36% including VAT at the current standard rate. The applicable fee and terms are explained before you instruct the firm. Our fees
Search the FCA’s Financial Services Register to see whether a firm or individual is authorised, and check that the reference number and contact details match. Fraudsters copy genuine firms, so contact a firm using the details on the register. The FCA also publishes a Warning List of firms running scams or operating without authorisation. If you invest in something the FCA does not regulate, you will not be protected if something goes wrong.
Tell us what happened and how you paid so we can check whether further assessment may be appropriate.
Your enquiry may go to assessment, need specialist review, or receive guidance on another next step. Screening does not guarantee acceptance.
Where offered, you can add more information and payment records to help prepare for your assessment. This is optional and can be completed later.
Legal representation begins only if Consumer Rights Solicitors accepts the case and you agree to its terms.
Check whether we can helpExplain the name, documents and contact details used. Impersonation and apparently professional materials can be relevant facts, but they do not replace evidence of what happened.
Yes. Record it alongside later deposits so the team can understand the actual payments and outstanding loss.
A genuine investment loss alone is outside the scam service described here. If deception is alleged or the circumstances are unclear, describe them accurately in the initial questions.
No. A request for a tax, fee or deposit before a withdrawal is a common sign of a scam. Stop paying and contact your bank.
Start with the initial questions so we can understand what happened and whether further assessment may be appropriate.
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