Lucas
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NewbieI love Bitcoin but hate all the scammers!
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NewbieThey change their names for the purpose of sounding more American. My aunt had a room mate of Pakistani decent, and he legally changed his name to have a better chance of getting jobs. But in this case it’s probably easier to scam people as a John. Lml
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NewbieAnyone else wanting info here is the video below. Don’t let the word “Bitcoin” scare you it has nothing to do with Bitcoin at all!
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NewbieOMG! Extortionist.
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NewbieTo repay his loans, My colleague fakes his own kidnapping to extort money from parents.
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NewbieReport your “friend” to the Police; blackmailing is illegal. Your “friend” is committing a criminal act, and needs to be arrested for it.
Your only real option is to turn the blackmailer in, and deal with the consequences of the exposure of your secret if that even happens.
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NewbieI don’t want people knowing my true identity, I also use a fake name because of paranoia of having my identity stolen.
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NewbieAmonth later, the Nigerian, who goes by the name “mrwoodbery” on Instagram, was arrested by Dubai Police for alleged money laundering and cyber fraud.
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NewbieYes it is a scam.
Everything (from scrachers to the mega/power game) is well thought out and calculated (IT’S GAMBLING just like las Vegas NV).
I would suggest only playing once every 2 years or so. Remember how hard you worked for your money befor buying, and also how crappy school learning materials/equipment is.
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