<prompt> Human: Ill make this brief with my throwaway account because its pretty embarrassing. My gf and I have been scammed out of 3000 which we threw down for rent deposit on a rental house. We thought we were doing everything right, but now we can look back and the red flags were unfortunately pretty obvious.I need to know what my options are as far as getting my money back. The 3k was an ACH transfer from my BECU to their Navy Federal CU account. Obviously I need to call ASAP tomorrow to report a fraud claim, but should I even be holding my breath to get even a temporary debit back to my account? Leading up to this, the scammer who was posing as the landlord, told us the transfer didnt go thru, so I called my bank to get it sorted out. Not an hour later they called us and told us the transfer went thru. And to me it seems like that would be the difference in getting it back.By the time we talked to the real landlord and found out we had been scammed, he told us this isnt the first time this has happened, and that it was even being federally investigated. I dont know if that makes a difference, but I suppose its a relevant detail.tl;dr gf and I got scammed with a too good to be true rental, need to try to get our money back.  <response>: You should call Navy Federal and let them know ASAP; theyre open 247. Even though they cant tell you much, theyll tell their security team to look into it. Its most likely not the scammers Navy federal account and theyre doing some other scam usually card cracking etc to get the cash out through someone elses account. Theyll love to know regardless.Their security team is notorious for being very thorough and harsh ex-military personnel. 