Fraud and scams
When fraud is suspected, payment routes, correspondence and timing are important starting points.
Find out more: Fraud and scamsSettelmayer Global Legal
Forged invoices, fabricated relationships and manipulated investment platforms follow different patterns. Explore how they work and possible next steps.

When fraud is suspected, payment routes, correspondence and timing are important starting points.
Find out more: Fraud and scamsAlleged instructions from management to accounts payable – immediate measures, follow-up and responsibility.
Find out more: CEO FraudData theft, ransomware and attacks on corporate networks – preservation of evidence, notification channels and possible claims.
Find out more: CybercrimeManipulated invoices and changed bank details in the payment run – recovery, liability questions and process security.
Find out more: Fake InvoiceCounterfeit brand and government sites – evidence preservation, reports to registrars and protection of your own brand.
Find out more: Fake websitesMisuse of personal data for contracts and accounts – defence against claims, information requests and correction of entries.
Find out more: Identity theftCross-border constellations involving several legal systems – jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement.
Find out more: International fraudDubious return promises, trading portals and participation models – payment routes, information requests and possible claims.
Find out more: Investment FraudWallet access, exit scams and trading platforms that do not pay out – tracing, information requests and the limits of enforcement.
Find out more: Crypto fraudFake shops, manipulated payment pages and fraudulent platforms – chargeback, evidence preservation and opposing parties.
Find out more: Online fraudForged bank and authority messages that harvest credentials – and what to do after an approval.
Find out more: PhishingFeigned relationships with systematic demands for money – evidence preservation, payment tracing and discreet handling.
Find out more: Romance scamShock calls, fake officials and alleged technical support – immediate measures and possible steps afterwards.
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