National Fraud Center national fraud center client services management Washington , District of Columbia

I was given a call a few months ago from a man named Jordan who said he was from the National Fraud Center in Washington D.C. I usually do not pick up numbers that I don't know, after ever thing that i have been through.  Jordan wanted to know in detail who I got ripped off by, for how much, and when the charge occurred. After he took down my information he told me that the figures i gave him added up to 42,245.99. I was SHOCKED! I knew i had been duped in that past, but i never though it was that much money. He then called me back and explained to me that there was a company that may be able to help me. I was a little skeptical because they wanted up front money just like all of the companies i have dealt with in the past. Initially i said no and that i was not interested, but after some research and speaking to a few family friends i decided to move forward. I payed them 6,000 about 2 months ago. After i sent in all the paperwork they request to client services management and a few 3 way phone calls with my credit card companies. Up to this point i have received back over 20,000. They are still working on the rest of my file but even if they are unsuccessful with the rest of the money i still walk away a satisfied customer and have 14,000 more dollars then i had before they called.