An accused fraudster, David Meade, who allegedly tricked a dozen individuals out of more than $200,000 in a Facebook gold scam, has denied the charges as the case moves forward to a hearing one year after his arrest.
The Moruya man, accused of conducting a sophisticated online scam, allegedly convinced his victims they were purchasing gold, only for them to discover they had been swindled. The scam, which took place through social media, reportedly targeted unsuspecting buyers with false promises of lucrative investments in gold.
David Meade is now facing serious fraud charges, with the case set to go to a court hearing. Authorities are working to establish the extent of his fraudulent activities as they prepare to take the case to trial. The victims, who lost significant amounts of money in the scam, are waiting for justice.
This online gold scam has drawn attention due to its scale and the deceptive methods used to defraud the victims. Meade has consistently denied the allegations, and the court proceedings will determine whether he is guilty of the charges.
The case highlights the growing concern over online scams and the importance of staying vigilant in digital transactions. As the hearing date approaches, the public remains focused on the outcome of this high-profile fraud case.
