I don't even know the worth amount of atoms coins that was stolen from you. That you went ahead and looking for recovery services. In fact, who even told you that there are recovering services? If someone advised you to go for recovering services claiming that your stolen coins will get back to you, I will simply say the person is misleading you. And if you follow its advice, you will definitely be scammed because I never heard that stolen coins have been recovered before.

I want you to get it clear that all these service sites or people claiming that they can recover stolen coins are scammers. Nothing like services that are doing recovering services, don't be deceived.

The crypto recovery scammer is really brave since he send his coins to Binance.

I haven't heard someone win over compromised coins, but yeah your conspiracy might be true since Bitcoin is still new for Average Joe and the government is moving to tightening the laws. Bitcoin might be treated as property/commodity, you might able to claim your coins, but the drawback is you must report all of your crypto holdings.

Tracing the coin is the work of chain analytic companies. You can try and trace it yourself to a centralized exchange with a tool. But if the person do not send it to a centralized exchange, consider the money gone, especially if it is a low amount of money that you will spend more much than if investigating the scammer.

This is bullshit; never allow yourself to fall for this kind of cheap scam. Like Charles-Tim has said, many times, those scammers have created some posts on the forum that got deleted by the admin. 

If those guys were legit, then you would have seen their long thread on the forum, and maybe someone would even point you to it here, but they are not legit and therefore don't have a reputation on this forum. 

If you lose your crypto asset through a hack or scam incident, the only possible way to get it back is if you follow legal proceedings. Get a lawyer and report to the police or crime investigation team in your country. If you follow such a process, there is still a chance that you may not get the lost funds back.

Yes you're right I thought they were talking about an unknown Blockchain.com service. Because hackers would use this platform to hold "their" funds. But it's just some garbage talk in order to get more money IMO.

No this is not a smart move at all.
You are sending your coins to centralized exchange so you don't have control over keys, coins are probably going to be locked, and CZ is currently held hostage in US so anything can happen with Binance.
I don't understand why anyone would hold stablecoins, except for temporary trading instead of using fiat currency, but it's your coins so you can do whatever you want.

All I can think of is that you have been deceived that's why after using the seed phrase then you saw a transaction of transferring the funds to another wallet address or you got scammed. However, both are lose for you since it's your funds and that's what you should do is to contact them and ask cosmo about the situation. I also think that you may have got the email from a scammer pretending to be atomic wallet because if a legit wallet provider is helping someone then they don't ask you to provide the seed phrase but to tell you a way to manage your funds like importing your wallet to another wallet provider and won't give you any link to provide the seed phrase like you have been asked to do in the link.

Well, it is necessary to access the wallet using the seed phrase so you can send the funds to another wallet of your choice but if they aren't deceiving you then they wouldn't told you to import the wallet on that link and would just told you that you'll need to use the seed phrase to import the wallet to another wallet provider so that you can manage your funds like sending funds to another wallet. Anyway, have you checked the wallet and is there funds on it?. If yes then you don't have to worry about it and just create new wallet and transfer the funds in there.

They clearly want to deceive you to get the funds from you by asking you to provide the seed phrase. If they didn't then they wouldn't asked you to provide the seed phrase and would only provide you an instruction on how to import your wallet to a different wallet provider by using the seed phrase to manage your atom in another wallet. To receive crypto is you need to provide an address if you are the receiver and you also need the wallet address if you are the sender which is you will use to fill in when you send a crypto.

Whether he was scammed in the name of Atomic Wallet support or somewhere else, we can't be sure, because based on what he has said so far, he contacted the official support and also downloaded the official version of the app, and the support team never asked for his seed phrase but asked him to import his wallet in the Cosmostation. I don't see how they can transfer his funds if they didn't get the seed phrase themselves.

So, I believe he most probably got phished or something before this issue or while he was in contact with the support team of Atomic Wallet because there can only be two things, either someone had access to his wallet through the seed phrase or the Cosmo wallet team accessed his wallet and transferred the funds.