Scams involving LinkedIn

In many cases, yes - and the sooner you act, the more options remain. We trace where funds moved through LinkedIn, request freezes and chargebacks with the banks and platforms involved, and pursue civil recovery where viable. Every LinkedIn case is different, so we give you a free assessment and agree any fees in writing before we begin.

LinkedIn is a legitimate professional network, but fraudsters impersonate and abuse it - most often through fake job & "task" recruiter scams. These scams happen on or around LinkedIn rather than by LinkedIn itself, which is why reporting and recovery focus on the parties who misused it.

Stop all transfers on your LinkedIn account, change your password, and export every transaction, chat and email as evidence. Then report it: we help you raise the complaint with LinkedIn and its regulator, file with the fraud authorities in your country, and open a recovery case with us.

It depends on how the money was moved and how quickly it can be traced and frozen. Blockchain tracing can surface leads within days, while bank chargebacks and civil recovery take longer. We set out a realistic timeline for your specific LinkedIn case during the free assessment.