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ROBSLAW

Fraud alert

How to verify you are talking to ROBSLAW

A dedicated page to help you distinguish legitimate communication from impersonation, and to describe the secondary-scam patterns we see most often.

Our position

Secondary fraud — people impersonating law firms to defraud fraud victims a second time — is one of the most harmful patterns in this industry. ROBSLAW publishes this page specifically to make impersonation harder and easier to report.

How to verify our identity

  • 01All outbound communication is by email only, from an @robslaw.com address. No Telegram, WhatsApp, WeChat, LINE, or SMS.
  • 02We never call or message first; we respond to your submitted intake.
  • 03We never request payment to a personal bank account, personal e-wallet, or cryptocurrency address.
  • 04We never ask for passwords, seed phrases, or remote-desktop access. No legitimate law firm does.
  • 05If in doubt, call the number listed on the Contact page and ask whether the communication is real.

Common recovery scam tactics

  • Cold contact

    Unsolicited messages on Telegram / WhatsApp / social media claiming to represent a law firm, a “recovery agency,” or a “crypto forensics team.”

  • Guaranteed recovery

    Any promise of a specific outcome — “100% recovery,” “funds released in 48 hours” — is false.

  • Upfront or escalating fees

    Requests for “unfreezing,” “release,” “security deposit,” “tax,” or “channel” fees, often increasing after each payment.

  • Impersonation

    Websites that copy a real firm's branding, emails from look-alike domains, fake LinkedIn profiles.

  • False urgency

    Countdown timers, limited slots, or threats that the window for recovery is closing.

Report suspected impersonation

If someone has claimed to represent ROBSLAW, please report it. Preserve the messages and any payment demands, and contact us via the official email on the Contact page. We will not ignore these reports even if no engagement is possible.

Report via official email

External reporting resources