bitcoin newsOct 9, 2026AI summary

Ohio Returns $15,300 Lost in Crypto ATM Scam

Ohio returned $15,300 lost through a crypto ATM in a scam involving someone posing as Microsoft, according to Bitcoin.com News.

Ohio has returned $15,300 lost in a cryptocurrency ATM scam, Bitcoin.com News reported.

The scheme involved a false Microsoft identity and a payment made through a crypto ATM.

The report's headline did not specify who received the returned funds, how the money was recovered or when the incident occurred.

Source: Bitcoin.com News

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