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A resident reports being approached by “Lee” on Facebook messenger. After engaging in casual conversation, Lee began to ask about investing and purported to trade crypto on a popular crypto exchange. Lee then offered to help the resident by providing trading advice in crypto and real estate investment and guided the resident in opening an account at a centralized exchange. The resident was then…
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