StopScamFraud

from: FORTUNE RECOVERY <requests@fortunerecovery.com>
date: Aug 15, 2019, 6:18 PM
subject: Re:
signed-by: fortunerecovery.com

In my 16years of counselling i have only met a few individuals who are courageous enough to seek counselling after losing so much savings to crooked individuals online. Luckily, 85percent of them have been able to smile again after i introduce them to recovery specialists that has been able to identify, trace and retrieve the stolen assets in form of money. i have now considered retiring. Therefore i have found a way to publicly share this information to whosoever will find it useful.

you can as well thank me later.
website - www:fortunerecovery:com
email - Requests@fortunerecovery:com

fortunerecovery:com is a fraudulent domain being used for scams.

from: FORTUNE RECOVERY <requests@fortunerecovery.com>
date: October 22, 2019, 4:34 PM
subject: Re:
signed-by: fortunerecovery.com

This might not necessarily relate to the list of scam listed below but i will love to share the experience of my company in the past three months which we were hit with a spectacular scam that compromised the email of top officials and rendered different wire transfers summing up to about 800k USD. I have always posted online that the FBI does little or nothing to recover lost funds due to internet fraud. we sought after a particular Team of recovery specialists called Fortune Recovery who in 5 days traced and guided us with the recovery of the funds. It is a pity that several individuals read the post on quora and have started cloning/impersonating (www:fortunerecovery:com). for public aid and record, the legitimate email contact of this recovery team is Requests@fortunerecovery:com. I believe that handling a more advanced scam like the one i explained is an indication that the lesser and individual related ones wouldnt be a problem.