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I have contacted them but in over 2 Monats nothing. I have no reply no update. Only promises. This women Hannah Hammiton is only another scammer.
But the bigger issue is no other so called recovery company is all fake.
Martin Turms from true-justice.org (martinturms @ true-justice.org; +420733366718) contacted me on the 8th of December 2025. He claimed to be a lawyer who would help me to recover my lost money from scammers, but eventually he showed himself to be the same scammer and even worse. He forced me to deposit my coinbase wallet with 500 eu and he stole my money the same moment directly from my wallet! He said, it's ok, there's nothing to worry about, it's a common thing and in 2 hrs time the money will be back in my wallet. In two hours, I got 8.525,382 DHN in my wallet, which cannot be swapped or exchanged or sent anywhere and they are worth nothing. Moreover, Martin tried to screw me for another 1500 eu "to increase the financial volume of my wallet" and sent me a guarantee agreement as if signed by Coinbase. I contacted Coinbase help center - they never require a deposit, they never send "guarantee agreements" to their clients.
Christmas for most people is a time for giving, but for scammers it is, though, like any time, a time for taking, grabbing, stealing and scamming.
Martin Turms, or whoever he is in reality, is a mean person with very low moral principles, if any at all, and I do wish him what he deserves.
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