- Every now and then, the same old scams appear on the Internet with a new name. This time the name chosen was Bitcoin Billionaire, an alleged trading robot used by Amancio Ortega himself, among other celebrities, to make his fortune grow even more.
- We reveal why it is a hoax, what the intricate modus operandi is behind this new scam and find out one of the companies allegedly pulling the strings from an opaque remote island. The company in question is under investigation right now by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority
- At the end of the article, we explain how to invest in Bitcoin with regulated brokers and with all possible guarantees.
You’re browsing a legitimate, old-fashioned newspaper. And you see an eye-catching article that talks about Amancio Ortega’s (or Messi’s, or Bill Gates’) new “amazing” investments. You click on the suggestive headline and you arrive at another, apparently legitimate newspaper, which explains in an elaborate article that the tycoon Amancio Ortega has discovered an incredible platform that allows him to earn thousands of euros a day automatically.
does this story ring a bell?
“It is literally the fastest way to earn an extraordinary cash income right now,” the text continues. And it adds with dubious grammar: “And it won’t last much longer, as soon as more and more people find out about it. Or as soon as the banks put the brakes on it.”
The wonderful platform is called Bitcoin Billionaire and, they…
