Facebook Fraudsters Use the Promise of Crypto to Scam Victims out of Their Fiat

By cineramaDecember 1, 2018Bitcoin Business

Facebook is the latest social media network chosen as a crypto scamming conduit. However, unlike Twitter scams asking for crypto, this one wants your fiat.

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Facebook Fraudsters Use the Promise of Crypto to Scam Victims out of Their Fiat

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