Two US Army Guardsmen Charged and Convicted for Bitcoin Fraud

By cineramaJune 12, 2017Bitcoin Business

On May 23, 2016, two members of the US Army National Guard were convicted of running an intricate credit card scheme through the means of Bitcoins. Other three Guardsmen […]

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Two US Army Guardsmen Charged and Convicted for Bitcoin Fraud

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