Fraudsters Impersonate United Kingdom’s FCA in Bitcoin Email Scam

Fraudsters Impersonate United Kingdom’s FCA in Bitcoin Email Scam
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2019-7-24 09:00

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the top financial watchdog of the United Kingdom, has warned crypto enthusiasts of a scam email that has been impersonating it in a bid to lure unsuspecting investors into investing in a fake bitcoin (BTC) investment scheme, reports FT Adviser on July 22, 2019.

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