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WalletConnect Pay is live in its first store at 94° Coffee in Lisbon ☕️🇵🇹 If you’re in or around the area, come try WalletConnect Pay for yourself. Also, it just happens to be one of my favourite spots.

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⚠️ Karnataka, Stay Alert! Bengaluru resident Sowmya Suresh has shared an alarming experience. According to her, a ₹500 Cash on Delivery (COD) parcel arrived at her home in her name and address, even though she had never placed such an order. After refusing to pay and opening the package, she found only a broken box containing half a bar of Rin soap. Is this a new scam? The police should conduct a thorough investigation, establish the facts, and create public awareness so that innocent people do not fall victim to such incidents. Seemant Kumar Singh IPS CP Bengaluru ಪೊಲೀಸ್ ಆಯುಕ್ತ ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice The bigger question is: How are scammers getting access to people’s names, addresses, and mobile numbers? Authorities must investigate whether this information is being misused or leaked from any source and take strict action against those responsible. Stay safe: ❌ Never pay for a COD parcel you did not order. ✅ Verify the parcel before making any payment. 📹 Record the interaction if you find anything suspicious. 🚨 Report suspicious incidents immediately to the police and the concerned delivery company. Public awareness is the strongest defense against such fraud. #Bengaluru #ScamAlert #ConsumerAwareness #StaySafe #CODScam

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A care assistant in Wakefield won £47,182 on a William Hill jackpot game and was "crying with happiness." She already pulled £33,000 into her bank account to pay off her mortgage. The next day, William Hill called and told her to send it all back. – Gemma Bradley 47, from Wakefield, was playing William Hill's "Jackpot Drop" game on March 16 when the win hit. – She immediately withdrew the maximum her debit card allowed, £33,000, planning to move the rest out the following day. – She and her 69-year-old mother, who she lives with, celebrated together, believing their mortgage stress was finally over. – The next day, she found she could no longer access her William Hill account at all. – That evening, a William Hill representative called to tell her it had been a mistake on the company's end, and she'd need to pay the £33,000 back. – William Hill's own incident report showed 35,072 jackpot "hits" occurred during the roughly 40-minute glitch window, compared to just 518 during the same period a week earlier. – Other affected customers reported losing winnings they believed were as high as £200,000. – One 76 year old man had a heart attack after his own payout was reversed. – Gemma said she'd repay the money if required, adding: "It's a good job I didn't book a holiday. What if it's happened to someone who's gone out and bought a car?" She had the money in her actual bank account, already spent in her head on paying off her mortgage. A phone call from the company that put it there was all it took to ask for every pound back.

A care assistant in Wakefield won £47,182 on a William Hill jackpot game and was "crying with happiness." She already pulled £33,000 into her bank account to pay off her mortgage. The next day, William Hill called and told her to send it all back. – Gemma Bradley 47, from Wakefield, was playing William Hill's "Jackpot Drop" game on March 16 when the win hit. – She immediately withdrew the maximum her debit card allowed, £33,000, planning to move the rest out the following day. – She and her 69-year-old mother, who she lives with, celebrated together, believing their mortgage stress was finally over. – The next day, she found she could no longer access her William Hill account at all. – That evening, a William Hill representative called to tell her it had been a mistake on the company's end, and she'd need to pay the £33,000 back. – William Hill's own incident report showed 35,072 jackpot "hits" occurred during the roughly 40-minute glitch window, compared to just 518 during the same period a week earlier. – Other affected customers reported losing winnings they believed were as high as £200,000. – One 76 year old man had a heart attack after his own payout was reversed. – Gemma said she'd repay the money if required, adding: "It's a good job I didn't book a holiday. What if it's happened to someone who's gone out and bought a car?" She had the money in her actual bank account, already spent in her head on paying off her mortgage. A phone call from the company that put it there was all it took to ask for every pound back.

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Sad to see so many people get liquidated. Leverage keeps getting people bankrupt. What if I told you I found a better way, so you never have to be a victim of rugs and liquidations again? Meet Hypersurface, where volatility pays instead of punishes. Let me explain: This is one of the smoothest ways I’ve seen to earn premiums and high yield on-chain. No overcomplication, just clear choices. You open the app, pick an asset, choose your strike and expiry, and decide how you want to get paid. That’s it. A few things that immediately clicked for me: • The premium lands in your wallet the moment you open a position • Covered calls are perfect if you already hold a token and have a sell price in mind • Cash-secured puts literally pay you while waiting to buy at your own price • Managing and tracking positions feels clean and intuitive The whole experience is calm. No leverage pressure, no hidden tricks, no constant chart watching. Just setting your level, getting paid upfront, and letting the market come to you. DeFi just got upgraded. Seriously, try it out and don't leave money on the table:

Sad to see so many people get liquidated. Leverage keeps getting people bankrupt. What if I told you I found a better way, so you never have to be a victim of rugs and liquidations again? Meet Hypersurface, where volatility pays instead of punishes. Let me explain: This is one of the smoothest ways I’ve seen to earn premiums and high yield on-chain. No overcomplication, just clear choices. You open the app, pick an asset, choose your strike and expiry, and decide how you want to get paid. That’s it. A few things that immediately clicked for me: • The premium lands in your wallet the moment you open a position • Covered calls are perfect if you already hold a token and have a sell price in mind • Cash-secured puts literally pay you while waiting to buy at your own price • Managing and tracking positions feels clean and intuitive The whole experience is calm. No leverage pressure, no hidden tricks, no constant chart watching. Just setting your level, getting paid upfront, and letting the market come to you. DeFi just got upgraded. Seriously, try it out and don't leave money on the table:

Tanaka

12,139 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

A trooper pulls over car that evaded him about a week prior, only to be lead on another chase that ended in a drug bust with the suspect going to the hospital after telling police she had consumed baggies of fentanyl to hide them. The Connecticut State Police, having identified Electra Chiulli driving a black Subaru Legacy in Norwich, immediately recognized her as she was wanted for a previous, high-stakes police pursuit in Old Saybrook. Attempting to prevent another chase, troopers converged on the vehicle at a Route 97 gas station, initiating a "box-in" maneuver. Chiulli refused to open the car door and exit the vehicle, and officers breached the rear window to force compliance. The situation turned into a logistical nightmare as Chiulli shifted into gear, ramming a state police cruiser before reversing into a fuel pump and striking a second cruiser in order to desperately try to escape. The ensuing high-speed chase stretched from Route 97 to I-395 North and finally onto Route 169. The pursuit reached its breaking point in Lisbon when Chiulli lost control, striking a guardrail on Strnad Road and fleeing on foot. A K9 unit was used to track her down, locating her hiding under the deck of a nearby residence where officers were able to apprehend her. The gravity of the situation intensified further upon her apprehension. Chiulli informed officers she had ingested baggies of fentanyl to conceal evidence, making it necessary for an immediate emergency transport to a local hospital. She was processed while under medical care, a procedure that mirrored the high-risk nature of the entire encounter. A search of the area where she was found confirmed the presence of additional bundles of narcotics and paraphernalia stashed under the deck. Facing the consequences of her actions, Chiulli was hit with 11 charges, which included: Criminal attempt to assault a public safety officer. First-degree reckless endangerment. Multiple counts of first-degree criminal mischief. Engaging in a police pursuit. Narcotics possession. She was ultimately held on a $500,000 bond. This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the significant risks law enforcement officers face each day when interacting with habitual offenders. As of this time, there are no new public updates on her case in court.

A trooper pulls over car that evaded him about a week prior, only to be lead on another chase that ended in a drug bust with the suspect going to the hospital after telling police she had consumed baggies of fentanyl to hide them. The Connecticut State Police, having identified Electra Chiulli driving a black Subaru Legacy in Norwich, immediately recognized her as she was wanted for a previous, high-stakes police pursuit in Old Saybrook. Attempting to prevent another chase, troopers converged on the vehicle at a Route 97 gas station, initiating a "box-in" maneuver. Chiulli refused to open the car door and exit the vehicle, and officers breached the rear window to force compliance. The situation turned into a logistical nightmare as Chiulli shifted into gear, ramming a state police cruiser before reversing into a fuel pump and striking a second cruiser in order to desperately try to escape. The ensuing high-speed chase stretched from Route 97 to I-395 North and finally onto Route 169. The pursuit reached its breaking point in Lisbon when Chiulli lost control, striking a guardrail on Strnad Road and fleeing on foot. A K9 unit was used to track her down, locating her hiding under the deck of a nearby residence where officers were able to apprehend her. The gravity of the situation intensified further upon her apprehension. Chiulli informed officers she had ingested baggies of fentanyl to conceal evidence, making it necessary for an immediate emergency transport to a local hospital. She was processed while under medical care, a procedure that mirrored the high-risk nature of the entire encounter. A search of the area where she was found confirmed the presence of additional bundles of narcotics and paraphernalia stashed under the deck. Facing the consequences of her actions, Chiulli was hit with 11 charges, which included: Criminal attempt to assault a public safety officer. First-degree reckless endangerment. Multiple counts of first-degree criminal mischief. Engaging in a police pursuit. Narcotics possession. She was ultimately held on a $500,000 bond. This incident serves as a sobering reminder of the significant risks law enforcement officers face each day when interacting with habitual offenders. As of this time, there are no new public updates on her case in court.

✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

28,936 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

For nearly a decade the most trusted wine dealer in America was counterfeiting bottles in his kitchen sink and selling them to BILLIONAIRES for $50,000 each. > Rudy Kurniawan showed up on the fine wine scene in the early 2000s. A young Indonesian wearing Hermès, spending $1 MILLION a month at auction. > Nobody questioned where the money came from. The wine he poured was too good for that. > Kurniawan hosted private dinners for BILLIONAIRE collectors and opened impossibly rare Burgundy, the kind that trades for $50,000 a bottle. > Attenders were seduced and started buying privately. > His two auctions in 2006 made $35 MILLION combined. The largest single consignor wine sale in history. > Between dinners, the same man was at his kitchen sink mixing cheap Napa wine with old Burgundy. > Pouring the blend into empty bottles, printing fake labels on his laptop, dusting them to look aged and sealing them with authentic French wax. > The fraud was uncovered not by investigators but by Laurent Ponsot, a fourth generation French vintner who noticed his family's bottles being sold from vintages his family never produced. > When the FBI raided Kurniawan's home they found old bottles soaking in the sink, 30 to 50 open bottles with funnels and re-corkers on the counter and wax still dripping off freshly sealed bottles in the next room. > A 2013 conviction landed him 10 years in prison. > The court ordered him to repay $28.4 MILLION and forfeit another $20 MILLION. The government has only recovered about $2 MILLION. > Up to 10,000 of his fake bottles are still sitting in private cellars around the world, completely undetected. > Released in November 2020 after seven years, he was deported to Indonesia in April 2021. > Today he is reportedly making fake wines again as a party trick at exclusive Singapore dinners. BILLIONAIRES pay him to taste his fakes against the originals. > Most of them prefer the fakes. The rarest wines in the world were being made at a kitchen sink. The billionaires who paid for them never noticed the difference. They still don't.

For nearly a decade the most trusted wine dealer in America was counterfeiting bottles in his kitchen sink and selling them to BILLIONAIRES for $50,000 each. > Rudy Kurniawan showed up on the fine wine scene in the early 2000s. A young Indonesian wearing Hermès, spending $1 MILLION a month at auction. > Nobody questioned where the money came from. The wine he poured was too good for that. > Kurniawan hosted private dinners for BILLIONAIRE collectors and opened impossibly rare Burgundy, the kind that trades for $50,000 a bottle. > Attenders were seduced and started buying privately. > His two auctions in 2006 made $35 MILLION combined. The largest single consignor wine sale in history. > Between dinners, the same man was at his kitchen sink mixing cheap Napa wine with old Burgundy. > Pouring the blend into empty bottles, printing fake labels on his laptop, dusting them to look aged and sealing them with authentic French wax. > The fraud was uncovered not by investigators but by Laurent Ponsot, a fourth generation French vintner who noticed his family's bottles being sold from vintages his family never produced. > When the FBI raided Kurniawan's home they found old bottles soaking in the sink, 30 to 50 open bottles with funnels and re-corkers on the counter and wax still dripping off freshly sealed bottles in the next room. > A 2013 conviction landed him 10 years in prison. > The court ordered him to repay $28.4 MILLION and forfeit another $20 MILLION. The government has only recovered about $2 MILLION. > Up to 10,000 of his fake bottles are still sitting in private cellars around the world, completely undetected. > Released in November 2020 after seven years, he was deported to Indonesia in April 2021. > Today he is reportedly making fake wines again as a party trick at exclusive Singapore dinners. BILLIONAIRES pay him to taste his fakes against the originals. > Most of them prefer the fakes. The rarest wines in the world were being made at a kitchen sink. The billionaires who paid for them never noticed the difference. They still don't.

Jeremy

608,135 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад