Russian Tourists Lost 4 Million Baht in Bitcoin to Fake Interpol Officials

By cineramaJanuary 18, 2018Bitcoin Business

Over the years, we have seen multiple stories regarding people scamming Bitcoin holders. It is a very worrisome trend which only grows more popular, it seems. More specifically, a […]

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Russian Tourists Lost 4 Million Baht in Bitcoin to Fake Interpol Officials

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