Public information service — fraud reporting, scam refunds
The Aid Network seeks to help affected persons in dept due to fraud.
Helps you recognise common scam patterns, work out what likely happened to you, and find the right agency in your country to follow up and provide refund at minimum fee.
Notice
A second scam often follows the first
People who've already lost money are frequently contacted again by unknown organizations promising to get it back — for an upfront "processing fee." Don't heed to unknown firms or persons, always report or contact us first. Our support emails here refund@fraudaidnetwork.com
Always verify, never pay upfrontHow this works
Three steps, in order
Identify the pattern
Read short, plain-language breakdowns of how common scams actually run — from romance scams to Bank transfer scams so you can recognise the structure, not just one example of it.
Confirm what happened
Answer three short questions. We'll match your situation to the closest known pattern and tell you what to do in the 24 hours — including whether to call your bank right now or security agencies and process refunds.
Report it properly
We hand you off to the real reporting agency for your country — Action Fraud, the FTC, the EFCC, and others to confirm fraus. Your details are for verification purposes so we don't receive pay multiple request from same persons.