New York Attorney General Letitia James has initiated legal action to recover more than $2 million in cryptocurrency swindled from victims who were duped into buying crypto under the false promise of securing remote work opportunities.

Victims of a remote job crypto scam lose over $2M, as Attorney General Letitia James fights to recover stolen funds.

Share NEW YORK (AP) — Scammers stole millions of dollars in cryptocurrency from people seeking remote work opportunities as part of an elaborate scheme, according to New York’s attorney general. Attorney General Letitia James said Thursday that she’s ...

A federal judge rejected a bid to dismiss a lawsuit by New York Attorney General Letitia James claiming it failed to protect customers.

Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit to recover $2.2 million worth of cryptocurrency stolen from New Yorkers in a remote job scam. An investigation by the Office of the

Scammers have targeted and duped unsuspecting New York residents by promising to secure remote jobs for them. The scammers prey on the desperation of the

A team of tech-savvy scam artists stole millions in a nation-wide cryptocurrency con that ... New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Thursday. The network of scammers cold-texted ...

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Attorney General Letitia James said Thursday that she’s filed ... But in order to begin earning money, victims were told they had to open cryptocurrency accounts and had to maintain a balance ...

Attorney General Letitia James said Thursday that she's filed ... But in order to begin earning money, victims were told they had to open cryptocurrency accounts and had to maintain a balance ...

Attorney General Letitia James said Thursday that she's filed ... But in order to begin earning money, victims were told they had to open cryptocurrency accounts and had to maintain a balance ...

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