FBI Shuts Down Filipino Crypto Scam Machine: Funnull’s $200M Fraud Exposed!

The FBI warns about Funnull Technology Inc., a Philippines-based company masterminding cryptocurrency investment fraud scams in the US. With romance baiting tactics and phony platforms, Funnull has scammed victims out of $200 million. The FBI urges caution—don’t let your piggy bank become a bacon sandwich.

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Looks like the FBI is throwing a wrench into Funnull’s fun times, and the Treasury’s joining the party too! Who knew romancing a pig could be so profitable? But if Funnull thought they could hide behind some geeky tech mumbo jumbo, they’ve got another thing coming—the law’s got their number, 548 of them to be precise!

Key Points:

– FBI warns about Funnull Technology Inc., a key player in US cryptocurrency scams.
– Funnull’s scam schemes have racked up over $200 million in reported losses.
– The company uses funky domain gymnastics and geek wizardry to dupe victims.
– US Treasury has sanctioned Funnull, putting the kibosh on their assets.
– Scammers use ‘romance baiting’ or ‘pig butchering’ to fleece unsuspecting investors.

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