Fraudsters impersonating Victoria police convince victim to put $6,000 into bitcoin machine

By cineramaAugust 14, 2020Bitcoin Business

A Victoria woman was persuaded to send $6,000 in bitcoin to fraudsters impersonating the Victoria Police Department. (Unsplash) A Victoria woman is out $6,000 after falling victim to fraudsters […]

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Fraudsters impersonating Victoria police convince victim to put $6,000 into bitcoin machine

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