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I'd agree, 2.8m showing up in accounts will always trigger flags; there's just no way to avoid someone asking questions at that level. Saying Crypto isn't enou
by irjustin 7y ago
I'd agree, 2.8m showing up in accounts will always trigger flags; there's just no way to avoid someone asking questions at that level.
Saying Crypto isn't enough which is why he tried to say it was a 'family member gift' which he couldn't prove. Probably all he could show was that his currency came in from a mixer which is going to raise questions.
I'm surprised he didn't simply hold tether (if he wanted stable) and then drip it into his accounts.
- troebr 7y agoI think it's a common theme of how fraudsters get caught, they get greedy.
- tomnipotent 7y agoBanks in the U.S. are required to notify the IRS of any deposits/withdrawals in excess of $10,000.