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Bitcoin User Loses $4,900 in Fake Jury Duty Scam

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A Bitcoin ATM scam has reportedly resulted in a loss of $4,900 after a victim was threatened with fake jury duty.

The incident occurred at a Bitcoin ATM location where an individual claimed to be a representative from a law enforcement agency and informed the user that they were required to appear for jury duty. The scammer then demanded that the user transfer $4,900 in Bitcoin to an address provided.

The victim complied with the demand, transferring the funds before realizing it was a scam.

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