Canadian Woman Scammed By Purported Cop Using Bitcoin ATMs

By cineramaAugust 28, 2017Bitcoin Business

According to Canadian news sources, there is a new type of Bitcoin-related scam making the rounds. A story on the CBC website mentions how a woman was asked to […]

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