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Scammer Loses His Mind Over $7,000,000 Redeem

Kitboga Dec 22, 2024 16:52
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Scammers have been posing as crypto experts trying to gain access to accounts. We gave one the opportunity to steal $7M and then goofed up at the last second. He's furious :) ► Try Kraken: https://kraken.com/kitboga There are thousands of scammers flooding the internet with fake support messages on social media sites like reddit, instagram, and twitter. You will even find them spamming forums trying to direct you to their own "support chat" websites. Ultimately their goal is to convince someone they are the real brand and socially engineer you into giving up your money, your account, or your identity. Now that bitcoin has passed 100K it seems the focus has shifted towards "crypto support". Scammers who were once pretending to be tech support have their sights on bitcoin. I hope you learn a thing or two watching this video while you laugh :) #scammer #funny
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