Hellobit financial pyramid scheme blocked in Armenia – Ministry of Internal Affairs

YEREVAN, December 8. /ARКА/. The financial pyramid scheme known as Hellobit has been shut blocked in Armenia, according to the Cyber Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

“Due to international collaboration, the Hellobit financial pyramid scheme, which functioned under the domains hellobitamh.com and hellobitarmenia.com, has been blocked,” the statement indicates.

The ministry noted that this action was taken to restrict access to these websites, thereby preventing further deception of citizens and potential financial harm. -0-

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