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Alleged Cryptocurrency Scam in Politics

Older Resident of Gummersbach Arrested by Police Department of Oberbergischer Kreis - Gummersbach

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Alleged Cryptocurrency Scam Unearthed in U.S. Politics

Alleged Cryptocurrency Scam in Politics

In the quiet town of Gummersbach, Germany, a recent scam involving cryptocurrencies has left a 70-year-old resident out of pocket to the tune of a six-figure sum. The scammers, using false promises of cryptocurrency gains, exploited the victim's inexperience with online investments.

The local police, specifically the criminal investigation department (Kriminalkommissariat) in Gummersbach, are responsible for handling such fraud cases. Victims are advised to report to their local police or contact the crime prevention unit by phone or email. The contact details for the crime prevention department are tel. 02261 8199-4711 or email [email protected].

The contact with the alleged crypto-broker was via a messaging service and email. It's important to note that the Circles Police Department Oberbergischer Kreis, while handling media inquiries related to the department, is not responsible for taking reports from potential victims of the cryptocurrency scam.

For media inquiries, the Circles Police Department Oberbergischer Kreis press office can be contacted at [email protected] or by phone at 02261/8199-1212. The press office's website is oberbergischer-kreis.polizei.nrw/.

The Circles Police Department Oberbergischer Kreis is the law enforcement agency responsible for the Oberbergischer Kreis region in Germany. However, it has not been previously mentioned as having a specific role in the investigation of the cryptocurrency scam in Gummersbach.

The scammers put pressure on the victims and transfer the money of their victims to their own accounts abroad. The information provided in this paragraph was transmitted via news aktuell by the Circles Police Department Oberbergischer Kreis.

The scam involved the victim transferring money to an account, believing it was for cryptocurrency investment. The scammers then instructed the victim to make transfers to various accounts to withdraw the crypto-gains.

As the number of online scams continues to rise, it's crucial for everyone, especially the inexperienced, to exercise caution when investing online. The Circles Police Department Oberbergischer Kreis press office is asking for reports from potential victims to aid in the ongoing investigations and to prevent further losses.

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