Hong Kong Police Arrest Three in ‘Hell Money’ Cryptocurrency Scam
Hong Kong police have arrested three men at a currency exchange shop in Tsim Sha Tsui, a major tourist area, for allegedly presenting “hell money” to a customer, leading the customer to transfer approximately HK$1 millio...
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