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Answers to common cyber fraud questions in simple words.

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Myth: If I block the scammer, the problem is solved.

Blocking may stop messages, but proof may disappear if not saved first.

Fact: Save screenshots, numbers, links, profile details, transaction proof, and timeline before blocking wherever safely possible.
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Myth: Recovery is guaranteed after filing a complaint.

Complaint filing is important, but recovery depends on official process.

Fact: CyberCrimesHelp.org does not guarantee recovery. Banks, payment systems, and official authorities handle outcomes based on facts and process.
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Myth: OTP is safe if shared with a support person.

Scammers often pretend to be support, bank, delivery, or police officials.

Fact: Do not share OTP, PIN, password, recovery code, full card number, or CVV with anyone through calls, chats, or forms.
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Proof is scattered

Use the evidence guide to save screenshots, transaction IDs, profile links, and storage logs.

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FAQ answers are for awareness only.

CyberCrimesHelp.org is not a law firm, not a government authority, and does not guarantee recovery of funds. FAQ answers are general guidance only and should not replace official reporting, emergency support, or qualified legal advice.

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