Angry Investors Burn down Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme Operator’s Home

Angry Investors Burn down Bitcoin Ponzi Scheme Operator’s Home
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2019-7-13 21:00

Angry South African investors who lost millions of dollars in the now-defunct Bitcoin Ponzi scheme called “Bitcoin Wallets” have looted and burned down the house of Sphelele Sgumza Mbatha, the operator of the scam project, reports the Verge on July 12, 2019.

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