> all it would take is a few published cases of people getting their life savings emptied because of malware and idiots will wisen up or refrain from using the

> all it would take is a few published cases of people getting their life savings emptied because of malware and idiots will wisen up or refrain from using the internet (which is fine too). There's always sob stories* about how little old granny lost her savings because of some scam website Yet people still fall for them, especially the ones that promise to get rich quick. From Nigerian princes to bitcoing investing This one has been advertised with fake newspaper reports about how it was on "Dragons Den" (I believe it's Shark Tank in the U.S.): https://bitcoin-trader.biz/ https://bitcoin-trader.biz/ When people fall for What kind of results can I expect? Bitcoin Trader members typically profit a minimum of $13,000 daily. there's simply no helping them * (Usually from the kids/grandkids who wanted the money instead)