"Customers Never Complain About Our Service" - BTCLowen.com = Pro Bitcoin Scam

Keith Kaiser was new to Bitcoin. Though he had invested in gold and other precious metals previously, this new digital gold was something that wasn't immediately easy to wrap his mind around. He didn't know how mining worked and, like many of us, he had no great understanding of cryptography. What he did have, though, was liquid capital to invest. So when he had the opportunity, he bought bitcoins using Circle. At this time, the price hovered around $200. To invest means to profit, and when he saw a firm advertising on the popular precious metals price site, Kitco.com, that they were....


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