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Reading Time: 2 minutesFour IcomTech executives have been ordered to pay $5 million for running a scam The executives stole over $1 million from victims IcomTech persuaded the victims to invest in a fake crypto mining and trading platform The Los Angeles federal court has ordered five IcomTech executives to pay $5 million for running a scam and defrauding victims more than $1 million…
IcomTech Executives Ordered To Pay $5 Million
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