Cyber Asset Recovery Experts
Track, Freeze and Return Your Stolen Funds
At Cyber Asset Recovery Experts, we are dedicated to assisting you in reclaiming your stolen assets, both cryptocurrency and wire transfers, with integrity, expertise, and determination.
Message from Jason T. Ghetian, President - Former FBI Special Agent
So you find yourself a victim of a cybercrime. Most likely, you’ve been completely wiped out. First, I want to say I’m really sorry; I’ve dealt with hundreds of victims just like you, and it breaks my heart every single time. In the perfect case scenario, you should be able to contact local or federal law enforcement, who will immediately start finding out where your funds went to, freeze bank accounts, freezing cryptocurrency exchange accounts, so they can drag those funds back to you. Unfortunately, that’s just not the case in most situations.
It’s not because our friends in law enforcement don’t care. They do. They care a lot. I was one of them, but there’s a lot of things that are going against them. First of all, staffing. These Agents and Detectives work long, long hours but cyber crimes are incredibly hard to investigate and even harder to prosecute. So frankly, they just have more work then they know what to do with. It is my hope these series of videos will help explain the crime that has been committed against you and explain the world of law enforcement so that you can make the best decision going forward. These are tough times and your next decisions are going to be critical in trying to restore your financial health.
Our Cyber Asset Recovery Services
CARE will trace your stolen cryptocurrency to Exchanges and Noncustodial Wallets using court approved tracing methods.
CARE will make every effort to have your wire transfers frozen and returned to your bank of origin through its extensive network of Bank Investigators.
CARE will trace your stolen cryptocurrency to Exchanges and Noncustodial Wallets using court approved tracing methods.
CARE will trace your stolen cryptocurrency to Exchanges and Noncustodial Wallets using court approved tracing methods.
Crypto Asset Recovery FAQs
Why has the FBI not called me after I reported my incident on the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (ic3.gov)?
The simplest answer is the FBI and other federal law enforcement agencies are overwhelmed by these type of cases. In order for a case to be opened after being reported to ic3.gov, typical loss amounts must be far north of $1,000,000. However, the longer answer as to why the FBI has not called you back can be found here.
Why is local law enforcement not taking my case?
Many local law enforcement departments feel these type of cases should be investigated by federal law enforcement due to the scammers being overseas. Very few departments know reporting to ic3.gov will, in most cases, not result in a case being investigated. However, the full answer is more complicated and can be found here.
Am I guaranteed to get my funds back if we hire you?
Unfortunately the answer to this question is no. Any company who tells you something different is lying and most likely a scam . There is no way to know what happened to your funds without conducting an investigation to see what happened. The question is, are you okay with law enforcement ignoring you and just accepting the loss?
Can CARE seize my funds and return them to me?
Law enforcement is the only entity that can freeze accounts and recover your funds. CARE has the connections and expertise to investigate your case and liaison with law enforcement on your behalf.
Should I do nothing and just wait for law enforcement to call me back?
This is a personal decision that you will have to make. However, most victims never get a call back from law enforcement for these types of cases. Even if you are given a case number, that does not mean your case is being investigated. Remember, your funds are being laundered by these criminals so time is of the essence.
How do I know if Cyber Asset Recovery Experts is a scam?
You are right to be concerned about fraud recovery companies and CARE urges you to do your due diligence on CARE. Here is how you can research CARE to ensure it is legitimate. First, review the LinkedIn profiles for CARE (link below) and President Jason Ghetian. Evaluate all of the connections to law enforcement; those connections are there because Ghetian retired from the FBI after twenty years. Second, conduct a search of Jason Ghetian on Google to find his connections to the FBI. Those Google search results would be difficult if not impossible for a scammer to duplicate.
CARE is also a registered company out of Delaware. When hired, we will not reach out to you on an encrypted communication platforms like WhatsApp or Telegram typically used by scammers. On most occasions, we will conduct an initial video teleconference so you can see who you are talking to. CARE does not engage in behaviors to hide our identities; if we were engaging in a scam, we could easily be found and charged with a crime.