Online Safety
Imposters & Copycats
Beware. Blacklisted sites and emails that impersonate us—check if you were exposed and stay safe.
Beware
Blacklisted imposters & copycats
In front of you is a list of companies and websites that are EuroTrace imposters or copycats. They mimic our name, design, or services to target people who have already been scammed and are looking for help. Search this database and check if you were exposed to one of these—and always use our official site and contact details.
Flagged imposters & copycats
The following have been identified as impersonating or closely copying EuroTrace. This is a selection—contact us through official channels only.
aml.cymru
EuroTraceltd@aml.cymru
Beware this email address—it is not ours. Scammers behind it target people who have already been scammed and are looking for our help. Official EuroTrace emails only end with @eurotrace.net.
Firm Law MorganBell
morganbelllawfirm.com
Fake law firm. Multiple websites have recently copied EuroTrace's service and proposition. Supporting our clients and helping them get justice is what we do—choose the real, trusted company.
Pb-Limited
pb-limited.com
Avoid at all costs. This site has replicated our site and cannot be trusted. EuroTrace is seeking legal recourse against this imposter, who copied our entire site and added different contact details.
Claim Lite
liteclaim.com
LiteClaim.com claims to offer scam recovery but is a close copy of our site. Third-party reviews indicate users have suffered further loss at the hands of this operation. Stay away.
Consultants Recovery
recovery-consultants.org
Stay well away. This outfit has duplicated our site and cannot be trusted. EuroTrace is seeking legal recourse against this imposter, who simply copied our entire site and added its own contact details.
Reclaim My Losses
reclaimmylosses.com
While this scam recovery site may look legit, it has been the subject of many negative reviews—with complaints that the site has stolen funds and ignored communications.
This list is not exhaustive. If you are unsure whether a site or email is really from EuroTrace, contact us through our official website before sharing any information or payment.
Imposters & Copycats FAQ
Imposters and copycats are websites, emails, or entities that mimic EuroTrace—using similar names, designs, or services to trick people who have already been scammed and are seeking help. They may steal more money or personal information. We maintain this list so you can verify you are dealing with the real EuroTrace.
Our official website is eurotrace.net (or the domain you used to reach this page). Official EuroTrace emails end with @eurotrace.net. If you are contacted by or see a site using a different domain or email, check this list and contact us through our verified channels before sharing any information or payment.
Contact the real EuroTrace through our official website or verified contact details. Do not use links or details from the imposter. We can advise you on next steps and, where relevant, support investigation and recovery. Get in touch for a free consultation.
Use the real EuroTrace
If you were exposed to an imposter or copycat—or want to be sure you are dealing with us—contact us through our official website. We can advise you on next steps and, where relevant, help you pursue recovery. Get in touch for a free consultation.
