Cryptocurrency Scam Alert: Manteca Mother Reclaims Money with Call Kurtis
Understanding Cryptocurrency Scams
Cryptocurrency scams have become alarmingly common, targeting individuals across various demographics. In Manteca, a mother of three, Angelina Diaz, fell prey to such a scam after being enticed by a Facebook post from a high school friend touting impressive returns from Bitcoin investments.
The Trap
Living paycheck to paycheck, Diaz thought investing in cryptocurrency could change her financial situation. The idea that Bitcoin might offer returns akin to those of tech giants like Google or Apple was too tempting to ignore, especially after receiving a $2,000 work bonus.
Reclaiming Funds
After discovering the deception, Diaz turned to Call Kurtis and CBS13 for assistance. The consumer investigative team worked diligently to help her recover her lost money. This incident serves as a vital warning about the risks associated with cryptocurrency investments.
- Be cautious of social media investment claims.
- Always conduct thorough research before investing.
- Seek help from consumer advocacy groups if targeted.
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