In Ankara, businessman B.A. became a victim of fraudsters who posed as employees of a cryptocurrency exchange. After investing $250 and making a profit, he continued his investments through a fake app, through which the fraudsters installed spyware and gained access to his banking details. As a result, they transferred 38 million lira to their wallets. B.A. reported this to his lawyer.
11/15/2024 2:54:38 PM (GMT+1)
In Ankara, fraudsters deceived a businessman out of 38 million lira by installing spyware through a fake cryptocurrency app and gaining access to his banking details 💸
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