CoinVoice has recently learned from reports by Ping An Wuhan that the Qingshan police in Wuhan have successfully solved a virtual money trading fraud case, recovering 200,000 yuan in losses for the victims. The criminal suspects implemented the fraud by using the "coin cutting" method, claiming they had not received the virtual money transferred by the victims and refusing to pay the agreed yuan. Currently, two suspects have been criminally detained according to the law. The police remind that transactions related to virtual money are not protected by law.
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CoinVoice has recently learned from reports by Ping An Wuhan that the Qingshan police in Wuhan have successfully solved a virtual money trading fraud case, recovering 200,000 yuan in losses for the victims. The criminal suspects implemented the fraud by using the "coin cutting" method, claiming they had not received the virtual money transferred by the victims and refusing to pay the agreed yuan. Currently, two suspects have been criminally detained according to the law. The police remind that transactions related to virtual money are not protected by law.