After spending most of his time dispensing Finance advice during tax season, Scott Gurney had the good fortune of winning $55 million in the Sidney Lottery. But happiness has a reputation of not lasting forever. And right now, he’s going through areas of turbulence despite his millions. Indeed, bitcoin scammers are at work to disturb people’s minds.
Bitcoin scam and Sydney lottery win
Yes, crypto scams have the particularity of negatively impacting the lives of vulnerable investors. It is better to guard against it intelligently in the current times.
Scott Gurney is far from being an average investor: he has many experiences as a financial adviser and he just won the lottery. Chance caused this resident of Vancouver, Canada to receive this money a few months before his retirement.
According to U°Today, Mr. Gurney’s situation is becoming more and more complicated at the moment. The reason : scammers use his identity on Facebook to scam people.
If some of these crypto scammers activate at provide financial assistance to peopleothers simply confirm the authenticity of their account.
Others go even further by asking their victims tosend bitcoins to Scott Gurney. BTC scams around this finance expert have become so commonplace that he sometimes physically meets people from whom crypto scammers have been able to extract bitcoins.
” As the old saying goes, use the smell test. If it doesn’t smell good, throw it away “Blowed Scott Gurney to the journalist of Times Colonist.
And there are people who are easily taken in
THE bitcoin scammers and scammers will not survive in a society crowded with savvy people. But unfortunately, it is not about to stop.
” I’m sorry that people have had bad luck and are looking for these ways, but I don’t know many people who distribute money easily added Scott Gurney.
One wonders how these bitcoin scammers manage to persuade people to transfer bitcoins. While the messages put forward on these fake accounts are of the type “ I will help 20 families by giving them $30,000 each “.
One thing to remember before ending this article: also remember that there are XRP scammers and USDC scammers. Evil is everywhere, in fact.
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