OneCoin Sinks To New Low Taking From Chinese Man All His Jail Compensation

OneCoin Sinks To New Low Taking From Chinese Man All His Jail Compensation

A Chinese man who spent 23 years in jail for a murder he never committed has lost one million yuan ($145,000) of his compensation money to OneCoin that many believe is a Ponzi scheme. In a poignant example of how a lack of education makes lay consumers easy prey for OneCoin, Chen Man only realized he had been involved in a pyramid scheme after his lawyer became suspicious. “Most people are not familiar with this area, so, in this new field, I could perhaps stand on the same starting line as everyone else,” Sixth Tone quotes Man as saying. “I’ve been disconnected from society for too long.”....


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