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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Pantheon Law Group is a scam operation

This is a complete scam operation. They offer a cryptocurrency recovery program. Then they set up a "smart contract" and offer a means of activating the recovered funds to transfer to your own exchange wallet. This "activation" process involves you depositing considerable funds into a "fake DeFi" wallet.
Many phone conversations and email interactions ensue to build your confidence in the people you are speaking with. They even feign admonishment when you suggest that they sound like a scam operation. Then, when you activate the transfer, the funds disappear along with the people you have been talking to.
Individuals involved are Edward Helms and Eathon Barnett. I have many emails to support what I have stated here.
Contact with the Head Office URL in London yields nothing.

September 30, 2025
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