Bitcoin Scam: More Victims Come Forward in India’s Biggest Bitcoin Fraud

By cineramaOctober 22, 2018Bitcoin Business

More victims continue to come forward accusing Amit Bharadwaj and his accomplices of defrauding them with fake Bitcoin investment schemes. Recently, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) froze $6 million worth […]

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Bitcoin Scam: More Victims Come Forward in India’s Biggest Bitcoin Fraud

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