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Fake News Site Promotes Bitcoin With Image of Ex-New Zealand PM root 1 min ago Google+ VKontakte Telegram Viber Fake News Site Promotes Bitcoin With Image of Ex New Zealand PM An alleged fake news website released a crypto -related article employing the image of former New Zealand prime minister John Key, local media outlet Stuff reported Jan. 5.
The ad reportedly promoted Bitcoin ( BTC ) and a company called “ Crypto Revolt,” which is allegedly a cloned scam site. The article further explains that the advertisement imitates a Stuff business news page and “purports to interview John Key on his enthusiasm for Bitcoin .”
Moreover, in place of the Stuff logo there is an “NZ Times” logo, and all the links reportedly lead to Crypto Revolt’s website. The source that encountered the ad suggested that the web address was suspicious and that the company itself could have been hacked.
As Cointelegraph reported in December 2017, Key had then denied rumors circulating that he invested in Bitcoin . The claim that Keys was a Bitcoin investor reportedly originally came from another fake news website, the link to which propagated through social media .
New Zealand’s police also warned of online scams in September after a cryptocurrency investor lost $213,000 due to fraud. In November, New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority (FMA) also added three cryptocurrency -related websites to its blacklist of online scams, and another three were added to the list in December.