Princeton police warn public about search history internet scam
Victims were asked to send large sums of money in cryptocurrency to keep their internet search history from being shared with their contact lists.
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Sep 21, 2024, 2:15 AM
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Updated 92 days ago
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2ds agoPrinceton police are warning residents about a scam involving suspicious emails.
Victims were asked to send large sums of money in cryptocurrency to keep their internet search history from being shared with their contact lists.
Officials say that anyone who receives an email like this should ignore it and call the police.
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