At the end of July 2019, Michael Yusko of New Orleans, who I had used to purchase Bitcoin before and had been referred by others as a "reputable" bitcoin trader, agreed to trade 6 bitcoin for a small transaction fee.
I watched bitcoin over a few week period of time, and asked him to sell when it was above $10,000 per bitcoin.
He said it would take 48 hours for the funds to be put into my account.
I did a small test of a very small percentage of bitcoin into his Blockchain account. He responded within minutes that he had received it. I sent him my account information for the wire transferred and sent the bitcoin.
This thief stole all $60,000. For several weeks, he texted me regularly with all kinds of excuses. He was at a funeral. He had to open a new bank account. He was waiting for his business partner. The bank froze his account, etc. etc. Until he stopped responding.
My attorney contacted him and he agreed to pay me part of the money and then make monthly payments. He then strung my attorney along with a lot of the same excuses for months until he finally admitted that he didn't have any money to pay me.
In fact, he got my six bitcoin, worth more than $60,000 and kept it. He is a thief and you should avoid him at all costs. He belongs in jail.
Michael Yusko Reviews
At the end of July 2019, Michael Yusko of New Orleans, who I had used to purchase Bitcoin before and had been referred by others as a "reputable" bitcoin trader, agreed to trade 6 bitcoin for a small transaction fee.
I watched bitcoin over a few week period of time, and asked him to sell when it was above $10,000 per bitcoin.
He said it would take 48 hours for the funds to be put into my account.
I did a small test of a very small percentage of bitcoin into his Blockchain account. He responded within minutes that he had received it. I sent him my account information for the wire transferred and sent the bitcoin.
This thief stole all $60,000. For several weeks, he texted me regularly with all kinds of excuses. He was at a funeral. He had to open a new bank account. He was waiting for his business partner. The bank froze his account, etc. etc. Until he stopped responding.
My attorney contacted him and he agreed to pay me part of the money and then make monthly payments. He then strung my attorney along with a lot of the same excuses for months until he finally admitted that he didn't have any money to pay me.
In fact, he got my six bitcoin, worth more than $60,000 and kept it. He is a thief and you should avoid him at all costs. He belongs in jail.