Crypto Pump and Dump Scam Recovery Services

Don’t Let Fraudsters Profit from Market Manipulation. Our UK Solicitors Help Victims of Crypto Pump and Dump Scams Recover Lost Funds. No Win, No Fee.

A Crypto Pump and Dump Scam is a form of market manipulation.

Typically, a group of scammers will work together to buy up large amounts of a cryptocurrency and artificially inflate its price (the “pump”). Then, once victims have also invested and the cryptocurrency’s value is at its peak, the fraudsters will swiftly sell off their holdings and cause the price to collapse dramatically (the “dump”).

These types of scams often target low-cap or obscure cryptocurrencies that are easy to manipulate. Whilst the scammers make a quick profit, unsuspecting victims who bought at the peak are left holding worthless coins and can face significant losses.

Social media is a key tool for fraudsters running Crypto Pump and Dump Scams. They spread false or exaggerated claims about a cryptocurrency’s potential by often paying influencers or using bots to artificially boost engagement. Influencers with a large following may promote assets for payment without disclosing their vested interest and misleading followers.

Some Crypto Pump and Dump scams exploit memes, viral challenges, or trending hashtags in order to attract young or inexperienced investors and even deepfake technology to create fake celebrity endorsements. Scammers use the viral spread of misinformation to generate urgency to invest and a “Fear of Missing Out” (FOMO) among victims.

Fake success stories further amplify the illusion of widespread enthusiasm, and the psychological effect of seeing others profit entices more victims to invest.

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Typical signs of a Crypto Pump and Dump Scam include:

• Exaggerated claims – e.g. “This coin is the next Bitcoin!”
• Unknown or low-volume coins that are suddenly trending.
• Unexplained price spikes in low-volume coins with no real news or development.
• Overhyped promotions on social media, especially from unknown influencers in WhatsApp or Telegram groups promising quick profits.
• Promises of guaranteed high returns and pressure to act fast.
• Lack of real-world use case or solid project fundamentals.

If you’ve fallen victim to a Crypto Pump and Dump Scam, our expert solicitors can help you recover your lost funds. Get a free case review today.

We have over 17 years of specialist experience in handling financial disputes and boast a team of lawyers working exclusively on these cases. If you have been the victim of a Crypto Pump and Dump Scam, we can offer you:

Step 1: FREE initial consultation to assess your claim.
Step 2: Evidence gathering to build the strength of your case.
Step 3: Presentation of your claim to your Bank and/or redress body.
Step 4: Handling negotiations with the Bank, or their legal representatives.
Step 5: Recovering your money.

Free Consultation & No Win, No Fee
We start with a free, no-obligation consultation to assess your case. If we take it on, our No Win, No Fee policy means you only pay if we recover your money.

How We Maximise Your Chances of a Refund
We build the strongest case possible by carefully examining:

• Your communication with the scammer (calls, emails, messages).
• How you were misled and the tactics used.
• The details of your transfers and the reasons behind them.
• Who you believe you were dealing with (legitimate or fake).
• Your Bank’s response and whether they followed proper procedures.

By applying refund regulations, we help prove:

• You were not negligent.
• The scam was fraudulent from the start.
• Your Bank has a duty to compensate you.

Let our experts build the strongest case for you and maximise your chances of success. Book a free consultation today – no upfront fees, no risk.

Yes, but acting quickly is crucial.

As a first step, save all communication (emails, messages, chat logs) and take screenshots of relevant websites, platforms, and accounts. Report the scam to your bank and Action Fraud immediately. If the scam happened through an exchange or social media platform, report it, as some exchanges have fraud investigation teams.

If you’re considering legal action, it is important to move quickly and speak to an expert solicitor as soon as possible to explore your options. Be extremely cautious of recovery agencies demanding upfront fees — many are scams themselves.

Always do your own research – never invest based on promotional hype alone. Check a cryptocurrency’s trading volume and liquidity; if a coin has low volume, it’s easier to manipulate. Be particularly weary of “guaranteed” profits – legitimate investments never promise instant gains. Watch out for manipulation of social media; in a Crypto Pump and Dump Scam, influencers and/or anonymous accounts aggressively promote a coin. Treat outlandish claims with scepticism and proceed carefully.

If you suspect a Crypto Pump and Dump Scam, report it to the relevant authorities immediately. In the UK, start with Action Fraud, the national cybercrime reporting service. You can also report fraud through dedicated UK Government services. Scam adverts found online, in search results, or on social media should be reported to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) or directly to Google if they appear in Google search results.