Inheritance Money Fraud Recovery

Making The Recovery Process Easy

Inheritance money fraud is a deceitful scheme where scammers manipulate victims by fabricating stories about unclaimed inheritances. These scams often involve demands for upfront fees, such as taxes, legal costs, or processing charges, to release the supposed inheritance. At axgard Shield, we specialize in helping victims identify and recover funds lost in such fraudulent schemes.

Fake Notifications

Scammers contact victims through email, phone calls, or letters, claiming they are beneficiaries of a large inheritance.

Urgent Payments

They demand immediate payment for processing fees, legal services, or taxes to "release" the inheritance.

Bogus Documents

Fraudulent legal documents and certificates are often provided to appear legitimate.

Emotional Exploitation

Scammers may use family names or other personal information to gain trust.

Your Trusted Partner in Fraud Recovery

If you’ve fallen victim to an inheritance money scam, swift action can improve your chances of recovery. File a complaint on our website, and our experts will guide you through the recovery process.

Romance Scam Recovery

Romance scams are one of the most emotionally devastating types of fraud, where scammers prey on individuals seeking genuine connections.

Business Email Compromise (BEC) Recovery

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a sophisticated cybercrime where fraudsters infiltrate or impersonate business email accounts to execute unauthorized financial transactions.

Loan, JV, and Investment Fraud Recovery

Loan, Joint Venture (JV), and Investment frauds are deceptive schemes where scammers exploit individuals or businesses seeking funding, partnerships, or investment opportunities.

Inheritance Money Fraud Recovery

Inheritance money fraud is a deceitful scheme where scammers exploit individuals by convincing them they are beneficiaries of unclaimed wealth or inheritance.

Bank Wire Fraud Recovery

Bank wire fraud is a malicious scheme where fraudsters manipulate victims into transferring money directly into their accounts, often under false pretenses.