A man invested $4 million in bitcoin and lost it all with a single click when he was targeted by a vishing scam, which uses phone calls to trick people.

The woman said a fake FBI agent told her hackers got into her account. He said the money would be safe in a Bitcoin machine.

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The man was depositing $4,000 into the Bitcoin machine to post bail for a family member when a police officer happened to come by.

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The Palm Beach Sheriff's Office (PBSO) is circulating a Crypto and Bitcoin fraud warning to the surrounding area.

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So did Tony. He’d saved a substantial amount for his sons' future, more than $4 million in bitcoin. And with just one click, he lost it all to vishing, a type of scam that uses phone calls to ...