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Floyd County Proposes Scam-Warning Signs for Cryptocurrency Machines

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The Floyd County Sheriff's Office in Georgia has proposed an ordinance to install scam-warning signs at cryptocurrency machines. The proposal was made during a recent meeting of the Floyd County Commission caucus.

Corey Bowers, public information officer for the sheriff's office, suggested that the warning signs should read 'Stop. Think. Verify.'

The goal is to inform users about potential scams and encourage them to take precautions when using cryptocurrency machines. The proposal has not yet been finalized.

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