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It still feels surreal both that I was scammed and that I actually got my money back.The scam started on Twitter. I was contacted by someone claiming to be the manager of a well-known musician I’ve admired for years. The account looked completely authentic with a verified badge, thousands of followers and comments from supposed fans raving about exclusive events. They offered me a VIP meet and greet for £12500. It felt like a once in a lifetime opportunity so I paid in cryptocurrency.That’s when things took a turn.Suddenly there were extra fees, a £1500 charity donation, £3000 for security clearance and £5000 for a last minute flight change. Each time they reassured me that all payments would be refunded after the event. Their communication was professional and believable. I didn’t want to question it.But the day before the event the Twitter account vanished. No updates, no replies just gone. That’s when it hit me I’d been conned. I had sent nearly £22000.I felt sick, embarrassed and powerless. I honestly thought the money was gone forever. While researching crypto scams online I came across Salvage Asset Recovery. I was hesitant to reach out after everything. I wasn't sure I could trust anyone again. But their transparency stood out. They didn’t promise miracles. They explained the process clearly and answered all my questions.I gave them all the information I had wallet addresses and transaction IDs screenshots. Their team began tracing the funds using advanced blockchain forensics. For weeks I heard regular updates but I tried not to get my hopes up.Then came the message they had successfully recovered £21500 and returned it to my crypto wallet.I couldn’t believe it. After all the stress, regret and the shame the money was back. Most people never recover anything in these situations. I feel incredibly fortunate and grateful to Salvage Asset Recovery. They gave me more than just my money back, they gave me peace of mind and restored my trust.If you’ve been scammed don’t suffer in silence. Help is out there. Recovery is possible with Salvage Asset Recovery. you can reach out to them via below
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British Airways name change policy allows only minor name corrections, not full passenger substitutions, which is a key point often discussed in travel forums. If you’ve made a small spelling error (typically up to 3 characters) or need to fix a title (Mr/Mrs) or legal name change due to marriage or divorce, BA usually permits corrections either free or for a small administrative fee, provided the ticket matches the passport. However, transferring a ticket to another person is strictly not allowed under any fare type. Fees can vary depending on ticket class, booking channel, and timing, with some changes requiring ticket reissuance and fare differences. Forum users consistently recommend contacting British Airways directly as early as possible, since same-day or post-check-in requests are often denied, and low-cost or promotional fares are the least flexible.

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