Re: Florida man charged with scamming investors out of $6.8M in crypto trading schem
Per the complaint, Gity told investors he would use their funding to trade digital assets, but only transferred $970,000 of the $6.8 million he received into trading accounts. Gity allegedly transferred over $1.8 million of the funds to his son and for personal expenses and gambling.
I cant believe that it did really reach out $6.8M and this signifies that there are lots of fools who do still believe on quick profits or passive income on letting others do handle out their
money to grow via trading.This would be a lesson learn for them because things doesnt work as they do anticipate.For the suspect or fraudster then its just right for him to face
up consequence and hopefully this one shouldnt have bail so that we wont able to get out.
There's no scammer if every people is aware of their deceiving tactics, most common problems on every prey they had was they easily trust someone. Let's motivate ourselves from now on that never put confidence at any stranger who offers any kind of investment schemes, regardless if it's crypto or fiat money business. Studying trading and other sustainable business will surely boom in the future if you're not getting tired of working hard, and that's the best strategy to beat possible fraudulent people to brainwash you for their evil acts.