You've already lost money. A scam broker has deceived you, and a feeling of despair is mixed with anger. You search the internet for a way to get your money back and stumble upon the website Vsyapravda.net. It looks professional. Testimonials from happy clients, promises of 95% success, photos of serious people in suits. It seems like your chance. In reality, it's a trap.

Stage 1: The Predator's Lure

The Vsyapravda.net website is a perfectly designed bait. Its task is to catch the victim in their most vulnerable state. They use classic triggers:

  • Fake Reviews: Stories like "I lost $10,000, but the lawyers at Vsyapravda got it all back within a week!" are written by the scammers themselves.
  • Success Guarantees: In the world of finance and law, there are no guarantees. Anyone who promises a 100% refund is a liar.
  • "Free Consultation": This is a way to get your contact information so a professional "handler" can take over.

Stage 2: The "Manager's" Psychological Trap

After you submit a request, you get a call not from a lawyer, but from a trained sales psychologist. His job is to gain your trust and convince you to pay. Here are the phrases he uses:

"Yes, we know about [Your Broker's Name], they are well-known scammers. We are currently working on several cases against them, and all are successful. Your case is simple for us."

This is how they create an illusion of experience and an easy victory. This is followed by pressure of urgency:

"We need to act immediately before the bank rejects the transactions due to the statute of limitations. If we don't file the documents today, the chance will be lost."

Stage 3: The Shell Game of Prepayments

Once you are "ripe," the main part begins — draining your money. The scheme is always multi-staged:

  1. "Payment for Lawyer's Services" ($300 - $1000): You are told this is a standard fee for preparing documents. This is the first and main payment that gets you hooked.
  2. "Bank Commission" / "SWIFT Verification" ($200 - $500): A few days later, they bring you good news: "The money has been found! But to transfer it, you need to pay the correspondent bank's commission." This is a lie.
  3. "Insurance" / "Mirror Payment" ($500+): The next stage. "The bank requires insurance for the transfer" or "you need to make a mirror payment to confirm your account." These are absurd, fabricated terms.
  4. "Profit Tax" (13-20% of the amount): The final act. They show you a fake screenshot supposedly showing your refund amount and demand you pay the tax before the money is credited.

After each payment, they assure you that this is "definitely the last step." This will continue until you realize you are being scammed for the second time, or until you run out of money.

Fin-Veritas Verdict: Categorical Prohibition

Vsyapravda.net is a fraudulent project that preys on people's misfortune. Their activities have nothing to do with jurisprudence and they have no real ability to recover funds. Their sole purpose is to extort prepayments from deceived traders.

What to Do Instead?

  • NEVER pay "helpers" for a refund. A real chargeback procedure is initiated for free through YOUR bank.
  • Contact your bank. File a dispute for the transaction (chargeback). Attach all evidence of the fraud (screenshots, correspondence). This is the only real, though not guaranteed, chance.
  • File a police report. This is necessary to document the crime.
  • Spread the word. Leave a review about Vsyapravda.net on all possible platforms, including our complaint form, to protect others.

The best defense is not to look for magicians, but to work with trusted companies. Use the Fin-Veritas white list to avoid becoming a victim the first or second time.