Final August, as cryptocurrencies had been rising, Melbourne accountant Andrew Broadbent determined it was time to take a position. Donald Trump headed for the White Home, and digital currencies had been hovering in his slipstream. Broadbent was ready to punt $30,000.
Commonwealth Bank had different concepts. It instantly blocked the switch, and stopped Broadbent’s entry to his accounts. The financial institution assumed it was a rip-off. It was not. What ensued is a glimpse into the fraught world of combating the sorts of cons that steal lots of of hundreds of thousands of {dollars} yearly.
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