90-year-old Mary Ann Nunley from the USA nearly lost $10,000 due to a scam. On July 27, she received a message about her account being closed at Geek Squad, which prompted her to contact a supposed investment advisor. The man promised to refund her money but first instructed her to deposit $10,000 into a Bitcoin ATM to purchase cryptocurrencies. When Nunley went to a gas station in Wilmington, the Bitcoin ATM turned out to be broken. Officer Nicholas Morrison, conducting a routine check, noticed the senior woman with a large amount of cash talking on the phone. He informed her that she was a victim of a scam and helped her end the conversation with the criminal. He then took her to Best Buy to ensure that Geek Squad was not involved in the scam, and later to the bank to deposit the cash again. In Poland, a similar case involved a 69-year-old woman who lost 140,000 PLN to a fake cryptocurrency exchange.
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