Quote from: Darker45 on April 04, 2021, 03:17:25 AM

First, this is a non-government project. Second, this project offers victims free registration for reporting scams and filing claims. Third, it has an international scope. Therefore, I would want to know, first and foremost, how the project is supported in its operation? Or is it safe to assume that somewhere along the way something is not for free, that things wouldn't move without the victims shelling out an amount, which is not mentioned here apparently?

Does this project happen to have a team of international lawyers expert on the legalities of crypto, ICO, and other related subjects? Or are there existing partnerships with international law firms? I am imagining a very messy scenario here.

What is your edge over the local authorities? I mean, why would I rather report things and file claims through your platform and not on the local authorities?

Hi, thanks for the questions. We are a technology company which provides a platform and technology behind it. We are not a recovery company, and our platform is free for crypto scam victims. You can look at it as a place where verified law firms meet victims.