Indian Bitcoin, Ponzi Schemer, Offers to Reimburse Initial Investments to Victims

Indian Bitcoin, Ponzi Schemer, Offers to Reimburse Initial Investments to Victims
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2018-7-19 07:46

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The alleged bitcoin Ponzi kingpin, Amit Bhardwaj, has reportedly offered to pay back the initial investments in Indian rupees to those who lost money through his scheme.
However, victims want the current value of their cryptocurrencies, not the initial investments.
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Bitcoin Ponzi Kingpin Offers to Compensate Victims
Amit Bhardwaj, the founder of GBminers and Gainbitcoin, has offered “to pay back investors their initial investments in Indian rupees,” the Factor Daily reported Wednesday.
He has been accused of duping thousands of investors with promises of unrealistic returns on bitcoin investments.
What do you think of Amit Bhardwaj offering to repay investors their initial investments?

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