Indian Authorities Catch Bitcoin Thieves Defrauding Job Seekers 

Indian Authorities Catch Bitcoin Thieves Defrauding Job Seekers 
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2019-11-4 14:00

The Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) has arrested a gang of bitcoin (BTC) thieves who act as employment agents, posting fake overseas job offers online to defraud applicants of their cryptos. Authorities have succeeded in apprehending three members of the gang, seizing their ATM cards and Rs 21,300 (roughly $301) in cash, reports theRead MoreRead More.

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