It all began in Canada when I became the victim of a sophisticated online scam involving a fraudulent cryptocurrency mining pool. The scammers initially appeared legitimate, offering enticing returns on investments, which led me to deposit a substantial amount of money. However, my troubles started when I tried to withdraw CAD 100,000 from my account.The scammers informed me that I needed to pay a 5% tax to the Canada Tax Bureau before they could process the withdrawal. Trusting their instructions, I transferred CAD 22,990 to cover the supposed tax. After receiving my payment, they then told me that, as a VIP member with over CAD 200,000 in my account, I could only withdraw a minimum of CAD 200,000. Despite my request for a smaller amount, they insisted that I couldn't access anything less. Feeling pressured, I transferred an additional CAD 20,000, hoping this would be the final step to unlock my funds. But the demands didn't stop. They then came back with yet another request—this time, CAD 15,200 in "extra charges" to complete the transaction. Desperate to retrieve my money, I sent the amount, believing this would be the last payment required. Once I transferred the CAD 15,200, everything went silent. All communication stopped, and I realized I had been scammed. My funds were gone, and I felt helpless and betrayed. Determined not to give up, I began searching online for a solution. After extensive research, I discovered a recovery service called Hack Buster Recovery. Initially skeptical, I decided to reach out to them.