When you've been scammed — what to actually do in the next 72 hours.Recovery of stolen cryptocurrency is rare. This bundle does not promise it. What it does is help you preserve every fact, file the right reports in the right order, and avoid the second-stage scams that target victims within hours of the first loss.9 Markdown skills designed to ride along with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — or to be read straight from the file.- first-72-hours — the panic-window checklist. What to preserve, what NOT to do, who to call first.- recovery-scam-redflag-scan — vet any "recovery service" before paying anything. The 13 red flags and 10 vetting questions.- incident-timeline — reconstruct the scam chronologically.- wallet-and-transaction-log — catalog every wallet, exchange, and transaction hash.- scammer-profile-packet — every identity, contact, and digital trace the scammer left.- ic3-report-draft — draft the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center report.- exchange-freeze-request — incident report to the receiving exchange.- bank-and-card-fraud-notice — notice to your bank for wire / ACH / debit / credit transactions.- family-and-advisor-brief — brief the family member, attorney, or financial advisor helping you.What's in the box: 9 skill files (~90 KB Markdown), a README with the recommended sequence, and the commercial license.What this is NOT: a recovery service, legal advice, financial advice, or an investigation. The bundle routes only to public resources — FBI IC3, FinCEN, FTC, state Attorneys General, your bank, the receiving exchange — and explicitly warns against the "recovery experts" who target victims after the original scam.Who buys this: recent crypto-scam victims; family members helping a victim; attorneys and financial advisors with a client who's been defrauded. Anyone who needs to organize the documentation that downstream institutions will ask for.---ParClark Tech Solutions LLC · parclarktechsolutions.com