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Recovery Story · June 2026

Inside a CA$112,000 Recovery: Breaking a NETFX PRO Boiler-Room Account

A rotating team of ‘analysts’ at NETFX PRO kept an Ottawa nurse depositing across five cards. Here is how we unwound it and returned most of her savings.

Reported lossCA$112,000 (cards + USDT)
Recovered81%
Timeline7 weeks

What happened

It started with a small ‘trial’ deposit and a ‘senior analyst’ who promised near-guaranteed trades. Whenever she hesitated, a calmer ‘retention manager’ took over with a reason to add just a little more — spread across several cards. When she tried to cash out, a ‘bonus’ locked her balance behind an impossible trading-volume rule.

How we recovered it

We catalogued all five card payments and the single USDT top-up with dates and amounts, then built the evidence for each card issuer and traced the crypto leg to a reachable exchange. The unmeetable bonus terms became our proof the account was designed never to pay out.

“Every time I said stop, a different friendly voice called. They had an answer for everything.” — client, Ottawa, CA

The outcome

Successful chargebacks plus an exchange freeze returned 81% of the CA$112,000. Multi-card boiler-room cases recover well when reported quickly — the card dispute window is a powerful lever.

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