SEC Accuses Actor of $690 Million Fraud Based on Fake Netflix Deal

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SEC Accuses Actor of $690 Million Fraud Based on Fake Netflix Deal

Bloomberg2021-04-07

(Bloomberg) -- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission obtained an asset freeze to halt an alleged $690 million Ponzi scheme operated by a Los Angeles actor who lied about having deals to sell ...

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