The feds still haven’t found the Nigerian scammers that stole $50K in Bitcoin

By cineramaApril 25, 2019Bitcoin Business

Two Nigerian nationals face charges of attempting to defraud US residents through numerous Bitcoin BTC investment scams. But the pair are yet to be apprehended by US authorities.

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