IcomTech execs set to pay over $5M for fake Bitcoin trading scheme
At least four of IcomTech’s operators are now behind bars after receiving prison sentences of up to 10 years this year. Go to Source
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At least four of IcomTech’s operators are now behind bars after receiving prison sentences of up to 10 years this year. Go to Source
The judge ordered David Brend to report to a federal prison in Florida by Dec. 16 to serve his 120-month sentence. Go to Source
Judge Jennifer Rochon initially allowed a delay in Gustavo Rodriguez’s sentencing to allow additional testimony but ultimately ordered the IcomTech promoter to prison. Go to Source
Gustavo Rodriguez, who was initially scheduled to be sentenced following his conviction for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, will testify under oath on Oct. 25. Go to Source
David Carmona, founder of the Icomtech cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme, has been sentenced to over 10 years in prison for defrauding investors with false promises of profits. His scheme targeted working-class people with the lure of financial freedom through cryptocurrency trading and mining, none of which actually took place. Lavish expos were held to entice more … Read more
David Carmona was the “mastermind” behind IcomTech’s “Ponzi scheme,” which netted an estimated $8.4 million from victims. Go to Source
Various creators and promotors of two allegedly fraudulent crypto companies are facing a litany of charges that could land them 20 years in jail. Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico