Common Scam Types

Investment & Trading Scams

Fraudulent investment platforms promise high, guaranteed, or “risk-free” returns. Victims are often pressured to invest quickly and may be prevented from withdrawing funds once money has been deposited.

Cryptocurrency Scams

These scams involve fake crypto exchanges, phishing links, wallet impersonation, and “pump-and-dump” schemes. Scammers exploit the complexity and anonymity of cryptocurrency to mislead victims.

Romance Scams

Romance scammers build emotional relationships online over time, gaining trust before requesting money for emergencies, investments, or travel. These scams often cause both financial and emotional harm.

Job & Task Scams

Victims are offered fake job opportunities or simple online tasks that promise quick income. Scammers may ask for upfront fees, personal information, or continued payments to “unlock” earnings that never materialize.

Phishing & Impersonation Scams

Scammers send emails, messages, or phone calls pretending to be banks, companies, government agencies, or trusted contacts in order to steal personal, financial, or login information.

Fake Recovery Services

After a scam occurs, some fraudsters pose as recovery agents, law firms, or investigators. They demand upfront fees while offering false promises of fund recovery, targeting victims a second time.

Take Action

If you encounter any of these scams or suspect suspicious activity, do not proceed. You can contact bridgereclaim.com for confidential guidance, verification support, and clear next steps.

If you believe you may have encountered one of these scams, it’s important to act quickly. Follow our step-by-step guide on What To Do After Being Scammed or learn How To Verify a Platform or Company before engaging further.