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Fake Royal Letter Asks $2.5M in BTC to Save UK’s Economy After Brexit

Published 09/27/2019, 03:57 PM
Updated 09/27/2019, 04:01 PM
© Reuters.  Fake Royal Letter Asks $2.5M in BTC to Save UK’s Economy After Brexit
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Scammers asked British citizens for nearly $2.5 million in Bitcoin (BTC), claiming that the funds will be spent to maintain the local economy after Brexit.

Fraudsters apparently sent out physical letters to the British, posing as a private secretary of Queen Elizabeth II, according to one of the alleged copies revealed by an exec of a local tech firm.

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