For two years, he believed he was investing.

A man in his 70s was regularly guided by a person claiming to be Robin Mills - introduced as a Strategic Account Manager for CoinBase. The communication was smooth, professional, and convincing.

He sent him money. Again and again.

By the time he reached out to us, he had transferred over €330,000 to Robin Mills.

But what he didn't know:
he had approximately SEK 20 million sitting in a primary account the scammer was preparing to access.

Had we not intervened, his entire remaining fortune could have been taken in a matter of hours.

What he didn't know:

• There is no “Robin Mills” at CoinBase.

• There is no verified record of such a representative.

• There was no real investment.

What we did

At SweHedge Recovery, we were contacted by a concerned friend. Within hours, we:

• Initiated a full review of communication and transactions

• Verified that the CoinBase identity was fabricated

• Traced patterns that matched known fraud schemes

• Confronted the fraudster in direct communication

• Filed multiple reports to authorities in both Sweden and abroad

The result

We stopped what would have been a total financial wipeout.

Our intervention came just in time. The fraudster was actively preparing a final transfer request targeting the last of our client's assets.

Thanks to swift action, he retained his 20 million SEK – and regained control over his accounts and his sense of security.

Why does this matter?

These scams are not random.
They are precise.
And they are built on trust, not force.

Do not engage with anyone claiming to represent a crypto platform without official verification.
Never transfer funds without a written agreement and traceable identity.
And if something feels off – speak to someone who can see through it.

We do this professionally. We protect people.

If you, or someone you know, is in contact with a so-called "advisor" — we offer confidential, strategic consultations.

Book a time here:
https://swehedgerecoveryab.zohobookings.eu/

This is not just fraud prevention.
It's protection of dignity, savings, and future.