Google Withdraws Work from an Outsourcing Firm whose Staff participated in a Bitcoin Fraud

News • 2020/08/24 • 沿って Remitano

Google has withdrawn some outsourced work from a Philippine call center whose staff participated in a Bitcoin fraud. PH stated that the firm moved some work outsourced from a Sykes Philippine branch in Cebu to a different supplier in the country.

Several posts on the internet proclaim that some of the outsourcing firm staff channeled over 60 million Piso (the Philippines' official currency) which is about $1.23 million of Google gift cards, and changed it to BTC. In response to the allegations, Sykes asserts that its staff did not comply with the company's code of conduct but did not comment on the infringement.

Recently, there has been a rapid increase in fraud relating to crypto. The UK's national cybersecurity center has started dealing with fake celebs seal of approval for Bitcoin online in a cruel way. Also, a report from Cointelegraph says that call center fraudsters have started proposing dishonest BTC investment strategies.

Citizens of the Republic of the Philippine have been attracted to digital currencies, and the nation's central bank has recently mentioned that it is taking into consideration the issuance of a central bank digital currency.

Source: Cointelegraph

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