Tunde was recruited for what looked like flexible remote work tied to Perfectforextrading: complete sets of trades, earn commission. A small first payout convinced him it was real. Then came the “combination” tasks, each demanding a larger deposit to unlock a balance that only grew on screen.
He stopped depositing the day he called us — the most valuable thing anyone in a task trap can do. We mapped his USDT deposits to a consolidation cluster that funnelled through exchanges with real compliance desks while the funds were still pooled.
“They turned a side job into a debt I owed them. The moment I stopped paying and called Steven Storch, the pressure finally landed on them instead of me.”— Tunde A., Ottawa, Canada
Tunde recovered CA$18,700 — about 66%. The strong result came down to two things: he stopped feeding the trap immediately, and the consolidation pattern kept funds inside exchanges long enough for our freeze requests to bite.