Fake Pastors Swindle Churchgoers In $28 Million FX/Crypto Ponzi Scheme

By cineramaDecember 31, 2020Bitcoin Business

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed charges against two Maryland companies and their principals allegedly defrauding more than 1,000 investors in a $28 million Ponzi scheme.

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Fake Pastors Swindle Churchgoers In $28 Million FX/Crypto Ponzi Scheme

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