U.K. Woman duped the government to buy $150,000 worth of Bitcoin

By cineramaAugust 16, 2020Bitcoin Business

Fraudsters and scammers are constantly evolving and surfacing with new methods to illegally obtain crypto funds. Countless victims have lost their funds to these bad actors, but a recent […]

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U.K. Woman duped the government to buy $150,000 worth of Bitcoin

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