A professional woman shares her devastating experience of falling victim to crypto-crime, highlighting the financial ruin inflicted by a global network of criminals. Her $1.2 million retirement fund was stolen after being targeted on LinkedIn, emphasizing the vulnerability of American savings and retirement accounts.
Crypto-crime keeps exploding, often aimed at Americans by a worldwide network of criminals who don't care about whose lives they destroy. One victim, a professional woman, was willing to talk about the financial devastation.U.S. savings and retirement accounts are prime targets because America is where the money is.
He convinced Mary to try it by investing $1,000 in a platform called Xexbit.com. Almost instantly, she got $1,340 back, cash in her bank account.More transfers eventually exhausted the retirement fund, with Ouyang claiming he was co-investing with her. She says he even tried to get her to participate in what appeared to be a multi-level crypto-Ponzi scheme to attract more investors but declined.Nonetheless, Mary says she was told she had amassed a $9 million profit.
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