Someone named Ibon Ide, posing as a financial counsellor, messaged me on LinkedIn. I have been using the platform for a long time, so I was already accustomed to getting bids, so I didn't think it was a huge concern. After hearing his spiel, I made the decision to invest in cryptocurrencies. As it happens, I was interested in Bitcoin but didn't understand how it worked. After a week of lengthy conversations, I gave in and he helped me download trading applications and a virtual wallet to store my cryptocurrency. After that, the Ibon person suggested that I contribute $20,000 and then $50,000. I was unable to recognise that I was being duped since he was so convincing. In summary, Ibon stopped communicating with me and I was unable to withdraw my money and earnings. I spoke with my attorney, who, using his contacts, put me in touch with Wizard James Recovery, a committed organisation that specialises in assisting fraud victims. Ibon is currently in detention, and I got my money back. Since few people are able to follow scammers, I have chosen to share this so that anyone in a similar circumstance can readily obtain aid.