METALLICA has warned fans about a series of cryptocurrency scams circulating on social media following the announcement of the band’s new album, “72 Seasons”.
The warning follows a report that a 51-year-old Manhattan man was scammed by a fake METALLICA YouTube channel into transferring approximately…
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