FBI aids Ohio county to help stop scam victims from sending money via bitcoin ATMs

By cineramaMay 1, 2021Bitcoin Business

Quick Take Scams through which the perpetrators trick victims into sending bitcoin payments via Bitcoin ATMs have attracted federal attention in the U.S. The Block spoke with FBI Special […]

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FBI aids Ohio county to help stop scam victims from sending money via bitcoin ATMs

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