Crypto-Customer Sues T-Mobile

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Carlos Tapang has filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile. Tapang claims that T-Mobile is partially at fault for the $20,466.55 that was stolen from his mobile phone’s digital wallet on November 7th, 2017. The hackers made off with 1,000 OmiseGo (OMG) coins and 19.6 Bitconnect (BCC) coins.

#Cryptocurrency Hack #Cryptocurrency Regulation

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