Pegasus collapses, wallet drained & withdrawals disabled

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The Pegasus Ponzi scheme has collapsed. As of 24-36 hours ago, affiliates who attempt to withdraw are receiving a bitcoin fee error message. The error message appears to be hard-coded, with the amount shown static across different affiliate accounts and attempted withdrawal amounts. While they made their getaway, Pegasus’ admins initially told investors the error [Continue reading...]

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