Bitcoin scammers impersonate Buckingham palace in attempted Brexit ruse

By cineramaSeptember 30, 2019Bitcoin Business

Just when you thought Bitcoin BTC scammers couldn’t stoop any lower, they’ve now taken to impersonating Buckingham Palace.

The fraudsters have reportedly sent letters requesting donations to save the UK […]

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