Cjhyu Hoho Facebook ad: why does it lead to ECCFI?
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Original advert image or video preview, saved from Meta on 20 October 2026. Statements shown are the advertiser’s claims, not our endorsement.
Which advert did we follow?
Meta showed advert 1159117263283210 as active on 20 October 2026, with a start date of 8 October. The advertiser was Cjhyu Hoho, page 61594932191169.
Its destination opened eccfi-vercel.vercel.app, displaying European Cyber Crime & Fraud Investigators. Keeping both names matters: you might remember the website while the original advert remains under a different page name.
What should you know before leaving details?
The destination has an enquiry form. Before sending your details, ask how the advertising page is connected to the named service and which business will receive them.
Our ECCFI website review examines the stated business number, success figures and privacy notice. Those checks concern the exact landing page, not every organisation using the initials ECCFI.
Ask who owns the advert, who receives the enquiry and which business would sign an agreement. An agency may advertise for another business, but that relationship still needs to be clear to you.
If a caller contacted you after the advert
Save the ad name, website address and the caller's messages. Ask them to identify the business and explain how they received your details. Do not assume a caller is a police officer or public authority because a website mentions cybercrime investigations.
Before sending documents, establish the task and written terms. Never give account passwords, bank codes or wallet recovery words as part of an initial assessment.
If you already paid and suspect a problem, contact the payment provider promptly. Ask about a recall or dispute and supply the recipient details. Keep any later demands separately so the original fee is easy to identify.
Need help following the chain of contacts?
Tell us which page you clicked and who called afterwards. We can help you connect the names, understand the offer and plan your next steps.
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🔎 Check the firm
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🚨 Report it
Report Fraud (City of London Police) — Report online or call 0300 123 2040. In Scotland, call Police Scotland on 101.
↩ Ask for your money back
Financial Ombudsman Service — Complain to the firm first, then bring it here. Free, and it can order the firm to pay.
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