Recovery Online Justice (refcrpt.info): website review
Known domains/brands: refcrpt.info
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How we checked this case: Website and saved advertising checked on 20 October 2026. Our assessment is not a regulator finding.
What is Recovery Online Justice?
The page at refcrpt.info/page/ offers help recovering money lost through investments, forex, binary options and cryptocurrency. It says clients pay only after a successful recovery.
That is the site's promise. We have not seen a signed client agreement or a payment request showing how it works in practice.
On 20 October 2026, we traced ads from Vanguard Legal and Fundora Legal to this address. The different names matter: the name on an advert may not be the business that receives your details. Our advertising check records that route.
Who would your agreement be with?
The Terms of Use call the other party “Web site”. The document gives an address in Dorking, a telephone number and an Outlook email address, but does not clearly name a registered legal entity.
The more unusual problem is the Privacy policy link. At the time of our check, it opened a Terms of Service page headed Crypto.com | Refund, which called the service CryptoRefund. We have not established any connection with the real Crypto.com.
The back-to-home link on that page led to a placeholder saying the site was waiting for content. This was a different address from the working recovery landing page.
Before sharing financial records, you should be able to identify who receives them and which business is responsible. These pages did not give us a consistent answer. A contact address alone does not verify an operator.
Does the 95% success claim have support?
The landing page claims a 95% recovery success rate and tens of thousands of satisfied customers. It does not show how that percentage was calculated or provide case records we could check.
The visible testimonials describe business training and a seminar. They do not substantiate money recovery. This mismatch is a reason to question the evidence offered for the service, not proof that every named person is invented.
Our searches did not establish independent customer losses or an official warning naming refcrpt.info. Search results also cannot establish whether an unidentified operator has the permissions its work might require.
What should you do if you contacted this website?
If you paid: contact your bank, card provider or exchange promptly. Explain the payment and your concerns, and ask whether it can be stopped, recalled or disputed. Keep the receipt, recipient details and any wallet transaction ID. Recovery is not guaranteed.
If you only left your number or email: save the page and messages. Ask for the legal business name, written fees and the exact work offered before sending documents. A caller knowing your original loss does not prove they are trustworthy.
If you shared a password or access code: secure that account through its official app or website, change reused passwords and check active sessions. Never provide a wallet seed phrase or pay a new “release tax” because someone says recovered funds are waiting.
The FTC's recovery-scam guidance explains how people who have already lost money can be targeted again. It does not name this website.
Want help understanding the offer?
Keep the website address, messages and any payment receipt handy. We can help you understand what was promised and which next steps fit your situation.
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