Out $395 in bitcoin scam, Chesterton woman reports man’s threat to kill her: police

By cineramaDecember 2, 2020Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin (GoodFreePhotos) A Chesterton woman contacted police this week after falling victim to a bitcoin scam and receiving death threats for not cashing a fraudulent check.

The 32-year-old woman, of […]

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Out $395 in bitcoin scam, Chesterton woman reports man’s threat to kill her: police

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