Welcome to the Global Refunds International review.

The site we’re writing a review for can be found on this domain globalrefundsint.com.

It’s interesting to see many websites coming up on the internet and claiming to provide a solution to victims who have been scammed by Forex and CFDs brokers.

Global Refunds International adapts same business model as another “fund recovery” scam by the name MyChargeBack.

Globalrefundsint.com attracts customers by providing “free first time appointment” and afterwards, they’ll take the victim through several steps to persuade them that lost funds will indeed be recovered.

I doubt if they can recover funds from scams like Forex92 or ladyf trader. 

Anyway, the domain Globalrefundsint.com was created in October 2019 (according to who.is) but ownership details hidden from the public.

This website makes it look as if the people who work for them are experienced and have been “recovering lost funds” for many years.

I must admit that the website design is professional and the writing plus promises there are irresistible.

A financially unsophisticated victim will just sign up for the free appointment and most likely ask Global Refunds International to help them recover the lost funds.

Because these victims are often desperate to “recover funds” after losing money to Forex, Stocks, Precious metals or Cryptocurrency scams, chances of backing down or changing mind is almost zero.

The marketing material is very professional and convincing. But there could be more than meets the eye.

If you want to know whether Global Refunds International is legit or a scam, keep reading this review.

Global Refunds International review

It’s quite difficult to tell whether or not Global Refunds International is a real company.

Globalrefundsint.com is just a website and the authenticity of the face behind this website cannot be verified.

I’ve tried investigating company background but did not become successful because details of the company is 100% non-existent.

Global Refunds International are engaging “customers’ through live chat, email and phone conversation.

They cite their address as 6320 Canoga Avenue, Suite 1430 Woodland Hills, CA 91367 and they also provide the phone number (818)657-7220.

Customers who prefer to contact them can also use the email corporate@globalrefundsint.com.

As always, entities that want to feign legitimacy will always claim that they’re in the United States, Canada or Australia.

My Charge Back scam claims they’re in New York but when you actually dig deeper, you discover that they operate from Israel not in the US.

The point of lying is to make the website and its operations look legit.

In the same way, Global Refunds International is claiming to be based in Canada but again we can’t confirm these claims because details of this company do not exist.

And even if company behind the website was real, I would be wary to use their service because they are very new to the market.

Very few people have heard of them.

Red flags across the site

Global Refunds International has listed a bunch of doggy sites on their official website with the aim of appearing as if they’re “educating victims”.

These sites range from Forex, to Binary and Cryptocurrency scams.

This is to make their site appear legitimate.

They’re doing the right thing by pointing out the offending domains and warning traders and investors not to commit their money to those sites.

Now, the bad thing is that Global Refunds International business model is one that goes against logic, and that’s the number one red flag.

When victims want to book an appointment, they’re presented with a form to fill.

In this form, victims have the option to indicate whether a Forex trading scam robbed them through a Credit card, a debit card, Bitcoin, Western Union, Wire Transfer etc.

Common sense would tell anyone that people who got robbed in Bitcoins have a zero chance of recovering their funds.

In fact, this option should not be there at all. If you’re paying someone to “recover” your Bitcoins, you’re naive.

Secondly, if you were robbed from your MasterCard or Visa, there are ground rules that the card issuer must consider when hearing your case.

Yes, you were scammed but that does not mean your card issuer will listen to your case if those rules were breached in one way or the other.

It would require the services of an attorney, of which Global Refunds International claims they can help but no evidence that they’re working with any attorneys here.

Thirdly, they claim the process of chargebacks will take up to 3 months to complete or sometimes earlier.

This is the same claim being made by a scam like Mychargeback.

Once they take your fee, that’s it. They’ll take you round and round until you eventually give up.

If it were easy or always possible to recover lost funds from scams in the Forex and Cryptocurrency niches, everyone would be recovering what they’ve lost.

This site plus many more would not even exist in the first place because as soon as people get scammed in a purported investment scheme, funds are recovered asap and nobody loses.

The problem is that chances of becoming successful in these cases are almost always slim.

At the same time, you’re paying an upfront fee in order to pursue lost money.

Don’t you think you’re setting yourself up for a double loss?

Conclusion

I’ve never utilized any of these services before because I don’t think it would make any sense to send money to someone promising to recover money on my behalf.

Secondly, Global Refunds International is a very new website and details of their alleged company cannot be found anywhere.

Thirdly, they’re being advertised by spammers who use robots to inject spam comments containing links to this site.

This is typical of shady companies or websites that are promoting a doggy service.

All I am saying is that this service does not make any sense.

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