The US Attorney's Office - District of Wyoming reported:
The victim receives a document or documents warning that he or she is being investigated for fraud under the Paycheck Protection Program (also known as PPP). The documents state that an arrest warrant has been issued and that in order to “lift the warrant” the victim needs to go to a crypto currency kiosk to make a designated payment.
The public is reminded that requests or demands for payment to third parties in exchange for quashing a warrant are never legitimate
The victim receives a document or documents warning that he or she is being investigated for fraud under the Paycheck Protection Program (also known as PPP). The documents state that an arrest warrant has been issued and that in order to “lift the warrant” the victim needs to go to a crypto currency kiosk to make a designated payment.
The public is reminded that requests or demands for payment to third parties in exchange for quashing a warrant are never legitimate
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