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People who have lost money to fraud are targeted again, often within weeks, by people offering to recover it. The second approach is frequently more convincing than the first, because the caller already knows what happened to you.

This checklist sets out the warning signs and, more usefully, the things a legitimate firm will never do: contact you first, ask for money upfront, guarantee a result, or ask for a passcode. One page, no sign-up.

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Chargeback Request — Letter Template

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Section 75 Claim — Letter Template

A letter putting a Section 75 claim to your credit card provider, setting out eligibility, breach and the amount claimed.

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Evidence Checklist for Money Claims

Everything worth gathering before you claim, organised by claim type, so you only have to do it once.

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