Coinbase scammer claims to earn 5 figures a week targeting crypto CEOs
“We’re hitting CEOs, CFOs, software engineers,” a brazen scammer told Casa CEO Nick Neuman: “We don’t call poor people.”
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“We’re hitting CEOs, CFOs, software engineers,” a brazen scammer told Casa CEO Nick Neuman: “We don’t call poor people.”
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