$825,000 in Bitcoin Allegedly Scammed From Ghana Company via Former Basketball Star

By cineramaOctober 21, 2019Bitcoin Business

Isaac Edward Austin, a professional basketball player who left the league in 2004, has apparently scammed a company in Ghana out of around $825,000 in Bitcoin, the world’s first […]

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$825,000 in Bitcoin Allegedly Scammed From Ghana Company via Former Basketball Star

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