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Already sent money? Here's what to do.

This is not your fault. Scammers are skilled, and this happens to careful people all the time.

If you are in immediate danger, or having thoughts of harming yourself, contact your local emergency number right now. You can also find a free, confidential crisis line for your country at findahelpline.com or befrienders.org.

What to do right now

1Stop sending
Don't send anything else, even if they ask again or say it will fix things.
2Call your bank today
Your bank, card issuer, or the exchange the money moved through. Some transfers can still be flagged or reversed if you report fast.
3Save everything
Screenshots, messages, wallet addresses, transaction IDs.
4Report it
To your local police or cybercrime service, and to the platform they used.
5Tell someone you trust
Scammers rely on secrecy and shame. This is not your fault.

You can also talk it through here

Tell me what happened, whenever you're ready — what you sent, how it started, or just how you're feeling right now. There's no wrong way to start.