SAN FRANCISCO -- We revealed a new type of ATM scam where thieves poured glue in the card reader, forcing victims to use the tap feature, then draining their accounts. It happened to several Chase ...
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Federal, state scrutiny grows on crypto ATMs after $333M in scam losses
Americans have now lost over $333 million to crypto ATM scams, and the FBI says $240 million of that vanished just in the ...
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FBI: Bitcoin ATM scams hit a record $333M
Bitcoin ATMs were supposed to make digital money as easy as grabbing cash from a corner machine. Instead, they have become ...
The Islamabad Circle of the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) arrested two suspects, including the main ...
United States Attorney Lesley A. Woods has announced that a federal grand jury in the District of Nebraska has returned two ...
LAFAYETTE, La. ( KLFY) — $333 billion was lost from cryptocurrency scams last year, according to the FBI’s Internet Crime ...
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Crypto scams skyrocket: Why you should be on the lookout for this poster at the ATM
A grocery store probably isn’t where you’d envision seeing the work of a Secret Service agent, but Special Agent Morgan ...
The FBI reported that bitcoin ATM fraud increased in 2025, resulting in $333 million stolen from over 10,000 victims.
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - A Consumer First Alert about a scam reported in Florida. Police shared video of two men and an elaborate ATM scam. Investigators say the men were caught after they purposely ...
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Cryptocurrency scam victims lose $333 million in 2025
According to the FBI, scammers caused nearly $250 million in losses in 2024, and from January through November 2025, that figure rose to $333 million.
ATM fraud, with swindlers making off with $333 million in 2025. Scammers have been found to impersonate a bank or a company, ...
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