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West Virginia court warns of Bitcoin scam involving fake jury duty arrest warrants

A West Virginia district court has alerted the public about cryptocurrency scammers using dubious arrest warrants to extort payments for alleged missed jury duty. Crypto scammers were found to be impersonating officials from the U.S. District Court, using “official looking”…

Mar 24, 2025 - 09:00
West Virginia court warns of Bitcoin scam involving fake jury duty arrest warrants
A West Virginia district court has alerted the public about cryptocurrency scammers using dubious arrest warrants to extort payments for alleged missed jury duty. Crypto scammers were found to be impersonating officials from the U.S. District Court, using “official looking”…
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