☎ +1 214-659-1775 Signal: +1 214-659-1775 [email protected]
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:30 MT · Denver, Colorado
Free assessment

Tell me what happened.

Describe your situation below and I'll tell you — for free — whether recovery is realistic, including "not recoverable" when that's the truth. You'll have that answer before you sign anything or send me a thing. No upfront fee, ever.

Two cases I can't take, so you don't lose a day waiting on my answer:

Everything else — forgotten passwords, damaged seed phrases, dead hardware, corrupt files — is worth asking about.

NON-CUSTODIAL · CONFIDENTIAL · DATA DELETED AFTER CASE CLOSE

Never send secrets here. No seed words, no private keys, no wallet file, no passwords. I don't need them to tell you whether recovery is realistic, and anyone who asks for them upfront is robbing you. If the case is viable, we'll arrange a PGP-encrypted or in-person handover after the contract.

I read every message myself. Replies within one business day — Mon–Fri 9:00–18:30 MT · Denver, Colorado.

Sent to [email protected] only. Not shared; case data is deleted after closure. Prefer end-to-end encryption? Use my PGP key or Signal.

What happens next

  1. Within one business day: a reply from me — David, not a sales rep — with an honest read on your odds.
  2. If recovery looks feasible: a written contract with Veksler Consulting LLC, then secure transfer of your material — encrypted channel, tracked shipping, or in person in Denver.
  3. On success: your crypto returns to an address you control, minus the published fee. No recovery, no fee.

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All legitimate communication comes from [email protected] or +1 214-659-1775, and can be verified against my published PGP key:

⚠️ I never contact you first. I reply to people who write to me; I never reach out cold. If someone claiming to be WalletRecovery.info or David Veksler messaged you first — on X, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, or in a comment thread — it's an impersonator, no matter what they know about your case.