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Trump inaugural impersonators scammed donors out of crypto, feds say
Scammers impersonating the President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance Inaugural Committee fraudulently stole hundreds of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, according to a new complaint filed by federal prosecutors. The perpetrators used phony email addresses made to look like they belonged to the inaugural committee to ” trick or coerce victims into providing them money,” according to the civil complaint filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. Using email addresses that end in ”@t47lnaugural.com” with a lowercase “l” as opposed to ”@t47inaugural.com” with a lowercase ... (full story)
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