Fake WEX Emails Advertise Ponzi Schemes and Bitcoin Doublers

By cineramaNovember 7, 2017Bitcoin Business

Ever since BTC-e rebranded to WEX, someone has been purposefully trying to discredit the company. More specifically, someone is faking emails from WEX in an attempt to defraud cryptocurrency […]

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Fake WEX Emails Advertise Ponzi Schemes and Bitcoin Doublers

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