Blackmailers are posing as CIA agents to steal your Bitcoin

By cineramaMarch 19, 2019Bitcoin Business

A cryptocurrency fan has issued a warning: scammers are posing as the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to fool you into giving up $10,000 worth of Bitcoin, BTC so […]

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