Email scammer who cost the University nearly half a million dollars detained until further notice
The Department of Justice recently made an announcement on how VCU lost nearly half a million dollars in a 2018 email scam. The Department of Justice announced on Aug. 10 the scam, run by three individuals who hold dual citizenship in Nigeria and the United Kingdom, defrauded the university and attempted the same with other universities around the U.S.
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