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Terms of service
Clear terms for website use and engagement.
These terms govern your use of this website and the framework under which we provide legal and investigative asset tracing and recovery support.
Website use
Using this website
Lawful use only
Our services support lawful evaluation, reporting, and recovery. We do not engage in hacking, unauthorized access, threats, or misrepresentation of any kind.
Intellectual property
The content, design, and branding on this site are owned by Bridgeport Recovery or licensed to us. Copying or reproducing it without permission is prohibited.
No reliance on timelines
Any timeframes mentioned on the site are illustrative. Actual timing depends on the complexity of each matter and the availability of evidence.
Engagement
When a professional relationship begins
Written engagement required
A professional relationship begins only when both sides agree to a written engagement that defines the scope of work, responsibilities, and fees.
Accurate information
You are responsible for providing complete and accurate records about your matter. Findings can only be as reliable as the evidence available.
Scope of work
We describe what we will attempt to trace, the methods we will use, and the deliverables you can expect — all confirmed in writing before work begins.
Fees
A simple, transparent fee structure
An initial consultation and AI-assisted tracing review is $20. If we pursue recovery and funds are actually recovered, a success-based fee of 10% of the total recovered amount applies. If nothing is recovered, no success-based fee is charged. Full terms are confirmed in writing before any engagement begins.
$20 initial fee
Consultation and AI-assisted trace assessment, payable before review begins.
10% success fee
Calculated only on funds actually recovered and paid after recovery is completed.
No guarantee of recovery
Realistic expectations, stated plainly
Every case is different. Recovery cannot be guaranteed and may take weeks or longer. Tracing often requires continuous monitoring until a responsible party makes an operational mistake or leaks identifying information. The usefulness of any trace depends on the transaction records, platforms, jurisdictions, and evidence available in your matter.
Not guaranteed
No ethical practice can promise recovery. We commit to diligent, lawful work — not outcomes.
Takes time
Cases can take weeks or longer as trails are monitored and new evidence emerges.
Evidence-dependent
Results depend on records, platforms, jurisdictions, and whether responsible parties can be identified.
Limitation of liability
The boundaries of our responsibility
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Bridgeport Recovery is not liable for decisions made in reliance on general website content, for the actions of third-party platforms or intermediaries, or for outcomes that depend on evidence or cooperation outside our control. Any liability relating to engaged services is governed by the written engagement agreement.
Governing terms
Questions about these terms
This page may be updated as our services evolve; the version published here applies to website use. Engaged matters are governed by the signed engagement agreement and applicable United States law. If anything here is unclear, ask us during your confidential case review — before any work begins.
United States law
These terms and engaged matters are governed by the laws of the United States and the applicable state where the engagement is formed.
Disputes
Any dispute arising from these terms or an engagement will be resolved in the appropriate forum as set out in the written engagement agreement.
Measured expectations, from the start
Recovery is not guaranteed and can take weeks or longer. Successful tracing often depends on continuous monitoring until the responsible party makes an operational mistake or leaks identifying information. The usefulness of our work also depends on transaction records, jurisdictions, platforms, and the evidence available. Our findings support lawful recovery efforts; they are not a promise of outcome.
Start with the evidence
Don’t just ask where your money went. Trace where it went.
A confidential review can help determine whether the records available are suitable for structured tracing and lawful recovery.
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