Financial & Digital Fraud

Fraud & Scam Investigations

If you think you have been targeted by a scam — or you want to check an offer before you act on it — OSII researches the people, accounts, websites and payment trails involved and documents what can be found.

The work is done by a Colorado Springs–based agency using lawful, publicly available sources, and it is aimed at giving you clear, organized information you can use to make decisions and, if you choose, to support a report.

What's Involved

What a fraud or scam inquiry can include

  • Scam infrastructure analysis

    Looking at the websites, domain history and associated accounts connected to a suspected scam.

  • Digital evidence documentation

    Preserving and organizing screenshots, messages, links and records so they are easy to understand and share.

  • Profile and social media research

    Researching the profiles and online personas used to approach you.

  • People and company research

    Checking public information about the individuals or businesses behind an offer.

  • Threat research

    Identifying signs that a scheme targets other people or is part of a wider pattern.

  • Findings report

    A written summary of what was found, what it suggests and what it does not prove.

How It Works

Getting started with OSII

  1. 01

    Choose how to start

    Pick an option below. Services marked GET NOW collect a short intake form before checkout. Others begin with a brief consultation.

  2. 02

    OSII confirms scope and purpose

    Before work begins, OSII confirms the scope, the lawful purpose and any required authorization.

  3. 03

    Research and clear findings

    OSII researches using lawful, publicly available sources and explains what was found — and what was not.

Options & Pricing

Choose the option that fits

  • $150

    Fraud / Scam Investigation

  • $75

    Social Media / OSINT Investigation

  • $100

    Digital Footprint Investigation

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Paying for a service does not automatically authorize OSII to begin an investigation. All investigative work is subject to verification of lawful purpose and, where required, appropriate consent or authorization. If a paid assignment cannot legally or appropriately be accepted, OSII will contact you to discuss options.

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FAQ

Fraud & Scam Investigations: common questions

What does a fraud or scam investigation involve?

OSII researches the people, accounts, websites and records connected to a suspected scam, preserves the evidence in an organized form and reports what the findings show.

Can OSII get my money back?

No. OSII does not promise recovery of funds. What it can do is research and document what happened so you have clear information for your bank, the platform involved or law enforcement.

What should I do before contacting OSII?

Stop sending money or personal details, and keep everything: screenshots, messages, links, receipts and account names. Do not delete conversations or profiles.

Do I need to share passwords?

No. OSII never needs your passwords, and you should not send them.

Is this the same as cybercrime investigation?

They overlap. Fraud and scam research focuses on the scheme and the people behind it. OSII’s cybercrime page covers digital forensics, victim advocacy and wider cybersecurity support.

Not sure which option fits?

Tell OSII what you are trying to find out. There is no payment required to submit an inquiry, and OSII will tell you honestly whether and how it can help.