Are you a victim of a targeted scam in the European VIP circuit?
Report it confidentially here.
We securely collect evidence of financial fraud, romance scams and blackmail that occurred during the European Summer 2025 season (gala events, villas, yachts, private clubs, and luxury travel). We do not publish accusations — we verify, protect victims, and pass evidence to law enforcement, financial institutions and vetted investigators.
Who we are
We’re a secure, independent evidence-collection service created to help people targeted by sophisticated scams at high-end events and travel between May–September 2025 across Europe. Our mission: preserve and centralise verifiable evidence, coordinate with law enforcement and vetted legal teams, and help victims reclaim options — without public naming, shaming or reckless exposure that can harm investigations or risk legal claims.
Summer 2025 saw a pattern of coordinated approaches at gala circuits, private villas, luxury hotels and yachting events where perpetrators used romance, counterfeit investment opportunities, and threats (including blackmail) to extract funds or control victims. If you were approached at an event, met someone through an invitation-only social circle, or were contacted afterwards with demands or pressure, this portal is designed to collect the evidence that matters most to investigators.
Before you submit — essential guidance
• This site is not a law enforcement agency. We are an independent evidence hub and referral service designed to help the victims.
• We do not publish names or case details publicly. Public accusations can hinder criminal investigations and risk defamation claims.
• We will only share submissions with law enforcement, regulated solicitors, financial institutions, or vetted investigative journalists — and only after legal review.
• If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first.
• If your case involves ongoing extortion/blackmail, do not delete messages or change evidence. Save originals.
What to include — evidence checklist (Summer 2025 focus)
Please attach everything you can. Investigators look for verifiable traces and patterns:
• Timeline & context: Dates, event names, venues (e.g., gala, villa, yacht), and how you first met (guest list, introduction, private club).
• Payment evidence: Bank transfers, SWIFT/IBAN, wire confirmations, crypto transaction IDs, card receipts, escrow/invoice PDFs, receipts of refund requests.
• Communications: Full chat exports, unedited screenshots with timestamps, emails (include full headers if possible), voice notes.
• Blackmail materials: Threat messages, screenshots of threats to publish photos/messages, files the perpetrator claims to hold. Keep originals.
• Travel & lodging: Hotel bookings, flight numbers, transfer receipts, private driver details, booking confirmations which tie contact to a location/date.
• Profiles & IDs: URLs of social profiles, domain names, phone numbers used, any identity documents the person provided (screenshots fine — do not post originals publicly).
• Witnesses & third parties: Names of people who introduced the perpetrator, other victims, venue staff who can corroborate. • Anything unusual: Suspicious company names, fake investment plans, lawyers/financial advisers introduced by the perpetrator.
Report form
Privacy, security & data handling (summary)
• Secure transport & storage: HTTPS for all uploads; files encrypted at rest.
• Access control: Only authorised investigators, our admin team and retained legal counsel can access raw submissions. All access is logged.
• Retention: Standard retention is 24 months; we will retain longer only where required for ongoing investigations, or at your explicit request.
• Anonymity: You may submit anonymously, but law enforcement often requires identification to act. We will notify you if additional verification is necessary.
• No public posting: We will not publish allegations, photos, or identifying information on the public site without explicit, documented consent and legal sign-off.
• Data subject rights: You may request access, correction, or deletion of your data. Contact: highsocietyscammer@proton.me
What happens after you submit
1. Triage & completeness check: Our team will confirm receipt and review for completeness. (Indicate urgent/blackmail in the form.)
2. Follow-up: If needed, we will request clarifying documents privately.
3. Legal review: Credible submissions are reviewed by our retained solicitor before onward sharing.
4. Referral: With your consent (or if required for immediate investigation), we forward evidence to appropriate authorities, financial institutions, or vetted journalists. 5. Support resources: We can provide referrals to victim support services and recovery solicitors experienced with cross-border elite scams.
FAQ — tailored to elite-circuit scams
Will this make the perpetrator angry or retaliate?
We treat extortion/blackmail as high priority. If you reveal extortion in the form, mark it as urgent and preserve original evidence. We will advise whether to involve law enforcement immediately.
Can I remain anonymous while still getting help?
Yes — but anonymous reports may limit law enforcement action. Where possible, provide contact info you’re comfortable sharing with investigators.
I met them through a private host or guest list. Should I name the host?
Provide all details in the private submission. We do not publish host names publicly. Hosts can help corroborate events — we’ll advise on safe ways to involve them.
Can you help me sue or recover funds?
We do not provide legal representation, but with your permission we can forward a vetted evidence package to solicitors specialising in fraud recovery and to financial institutions for possible chargebacks or freezing requests.
For journalists & law enforcement
If you are a verified journalist, investigator or law enforcement officer seeking a verified evidence package, contact: highsocietyscammer@proton.me — include proof of credentials and jurisdiction; we will prepare a vetted, redacted package and coordinate next steps.
Legal disclaimer
This portal is an independent evidence-collection and referral service. It is not a law enforcement agency and cannot guarantee prosecutions or recoveries. We will not publish allegations publicly without express written consent and legal review. By submitting information you agree to our Terms & Privacy Policy. For urgent threats or immediate danger, contact local emergency services.