FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you recover money from a crypto scam? How to report a scammer? Get expert answers below.
A pig butchering scam (Sha Zhu Pan) is a long-term crypto fraud where scammers build trust with victims through online relationships on dating apps or social media, then introduce them to fake crypto investment platforms. Once victims invest heavily, the scammers steal all funds and disappear. DignityTools specialises in pig butchering scam recovery.
If you fell for a pig butchering scam, act immediately. Stop sending money, preserve all communications and transaction records, do not pay any withdrawal fees demanded, and contact DignityTools for an emergency case assessment. The faster you act, the better the chances of recovering your funds.
A crypto romance scam is when a scammer creates a fake online romantic relationship to gain the victim's trust, then convinces them to invest in a fraudulent crypto platform. These scams often start on dating apps, WhatsApp or Telegram and can result in losses of $10,000 to over $1 million.
A MetaMask token approval scam tricks victims into approving malicious smart contracts that drain their wallet. When you approve a token, you may unknowingly give a scammer permission to withdraw all funds. DignityTools can help revoke approvals and trace stolen assets.
A liquidity mining pool scam (also called an Onchain wallet scam) promises high returns for depositing crypto into a fake DeFi pool. Once deposited, the scammer drains the pool or locks victims out. DignityTools has recovered funds from multiple liquidity mining scams.
Part-time job scams recruit victims for fake online tasks (liking videos, completing orders) and require crypto deposits to "unlock" earnings. The deposits are stolen and victims never receive payment. If you were targeted by a part-time job scam, contact DignityTools immediately.
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