You don't need a lawyer to get your money back after buying fake gold in Kenya — Immani lets you file a dispute against the seller's phone number for KSh 100. The police might tell you to take it to court, but in Kenya, fake goods scams are often dealt with by the National Consumer Protection Service (NCP) under the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Cooperatives. However, if you've already paid for the goods, you may not have a clear path to recovery without some help. Immani lets you file a dispute against the seller's phone number for KSh 100, which includes a detailed description of what happened, including the amount you paid and the goods that were supposed to be delivered. The seller will be notified immediately, and they'll have a short private window to respond and engage directly with you. Here's what happens next:

1. You file the dispute on Immani, describing the fake gold and the amount you paid.
2. The seller is notified immediately and has a short private window to respond.
3. If the seller responds, you can engage directly and try to resolve the issue.
4. If the seller doesn't respond, the dispute becomes visible to anyone who looks up their phone number on Immani, which often prompts a response.
5. Once both sides have confirmed they've engaged and reached an understanding, the dispute is closed.

A one-line trustworthiness disclaimer: Immani is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This post is general information, not advice for your specific situation.