Bitcoin Fraudsters Use NZ’s Former PM John Key in Endorsement

By cineramaJanuary 5, 2019Bitcoin Business

John Key, former New Zealand Prime Minister, is the latest in a line of notable individuals involved, albeit unknowingly, in a cryptocurrency scam. Bitcoin fraudsters are using the image […]

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Bitcoin Fraudsters Use NZ’s Former PM John Key in Endorsement

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