The woman clicked on a link in an ad that stated that she could make money by depositing cryptocurrencies. The woman found the ad to be reliable and therefore filled in her details.
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She was then called by a person posing as an employee of the company and offered to set up her account. She had to make her bank details available and enter a starting amount. She then transferred money a number of times at the request of the non-existent company.
Eventually, the woman transferred all her savings and borrowed money from family to deposit. When the victim wanted to withdraw the money she had earned, which should have been around 40,000 euros, the woman found out that she had been cheated.
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