Lost $10,000+ to an Online Scam? Here’s How Canadians Can Fight Back
It happens faster than you think. One wrong click, one slick ad, one fake investment advisor — and suddenly you’ve lost thousands of dollars to an online scam.
If you're in Canada and you've been scammed, don’t give up. Getting your money back is possible — but only if you take the right steps.
Step 1: Stop the Bleeding
- Freeze or close any compromised bank accounts
- Report suspicious credit card charges immediately
- Change your passwords across accounts
- Enable 2FA on your email and financial platforms
Step 2: Report the Scam (Even If It Feels Hopeless)
File reports with:
- Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre – to document the scam
- Your bank or payment service – request a chargeback or reversal
- Police – especially for losses over $5,000
These steps won’t guarantee recovery, but they help build your case and protect others.
Step 3: Bring in Professionals
Here’s the truth: banks often say it's too late. Police may not follow up. Crypto? Even harder.
That’s where Online Justice comes in.
We specialize in large-loss scam recovery for Canadians — especially in cases over $10,000. Our cyber analysts and legal experts use:
- Blockchain forensics to trace crypto funds
- Payment tracing and merchant pressure
- Formal legal complaints across jurisdictions
We don’t just “file reports.” We act. We investigate. We chase.
Most People Walk Away. You Don’t Have To.
If you’re serious about recovering your funds and want to explore real options — not empty promises — we’ll start with a free case evaluation. If we can help, we’ll move fast.