CAT: Impersonation · REPORTED 12 September 2026

15fY9jgt3ifRyS8r71uoW4fYQmRBgdpe8W scam

A impersonation scam report.

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What happened

An impersonation scam involving cryptocurrency was reported on 12 September 2026. This doctor said he could help me get my loss money from crypto scam. Made me sent money thro Cash App, Apple Card and coinbase. $40,000 Dr. Alfred John Peter Wallet addresses linked to this report: bitcoin: 15fY9jgt3ifRyS8r71uoW4fYQmRBgdpe8W Do not send money or cryptocurrency to anyone connected to this report. If you have already paid, contact your bank or exchange and report the incident to your national fraud authority.

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  • Be wary of urgency, secrecy, upfront fees and “too good to be true” prices.
  • If you have paid, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to dispute the charge.
  • Report to Action Fraud (UK), the FTC (US) or your national authority, and add your occurrence above.

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