Name: Adam Williams.
Location: Northern New Jersey
In May of last year (2025), I lost $450,400 to a sophisticated scam. It started with a LinkedIn connection request on my business account, where I sell ladies’ wear. The person called herself “Amira Gold Deals.” We became friendly, and she shared videos of products that looked legitimate.
I sent my first payment of $250,000 in April 2025. I was given a fake delivery company tracking link, which later disappeared. My supposed products ended up in Los Angeles—where they were seized, and people were arrested. The scammer then asked for “clearance fees” to move the goods to New Jersey. I sent another $200,000. All payments were made through wallet links sent via LinkedIn inbox.
Eventually, all my money vanished. I reported everything to my local police in New Jersey, and the investigation led to China. I was advised to stop communicating with unknown numbers to avoid being scammed again. But the pain of losing that much money was unbearable, so I kept searching online.
That’s when I found Decentralized Codex Security (DCS) on Quora and Trustpilot. People were sharing how DCS helped trace and recover stolen funds. I emailed them, got a response within hours, and was asked to submit every detail of my communication with the scammers. I provided everything.
Their investigation took about two weeks. Then I received an email stating that the account was indeed a scam, and the scammer had been located. A call was made to a special agent in China. One week later, I had a video call with DCS and Chinese agencies, where five other people who had collected my money via Bitcoin wallets were identified.
So far, $300,000 has been successfully recovered and credited back to me. I am deeply grateful to DCS for their professionalism and results.
I want the public to know that honest, effective recovery teams do exist. You can reach them at:
DCS Direct Email:
[email protected]DCS Learning Web: decentralizedcodexsecurity.com
Thank you, DCS. You gave me hope when I had none.