My story is that all hell broke loose when my cousin introduced me to Byconomy and claimed it was a good investment opportunity. The promoter of Byconomy, “Rogers”, promised to return a profit of $1,200 after just 48 hours of crypto trading. I was suspicious of the deal so I only deposited $200 into my Byconomy account and watched as my balance quickly rose to nearly $1,000. I saw it as an opportunity to increase my savings so I increased the deposit amount to $1,000 and as expected, the balance rose to $6,000. Again, I thought it was wise to withdraw a larger amount at once so I deposited additional $18,000, where I got close to $90,000 total. After the 48-hour period, Rogers told me that they needed me to pay $4,000 commission or trade the gains. After paying the requested amount, Rogers told me they needed another $4,000 fee to withdraw the account balance. At this point, I refused to continue to pay Rogers and he inturn claimed that failure to make the payment would result in the loss of the whole amount. I found the whole idea manipulative because my cousin received the same messages after depositing $12,000. After numerous consultations on how we would get back our deposits, we came across a review about a crypto hacker who helps crypto investment victims. We emailed them through gearhead(@)engineer(.)com and the response was quite fast. After explaining the situation and providing all details related to the scam, they forwarded the approach they implemented and within 6 hours, we each got back our initial investment amount. I applaud GearHead Engineers and I 100% recommend them for recovery services. Visit their website gearheadengineersorg for more info.