'Britain's biggest fraudster' ordered to pay back just £400k after bank scamming victims out of £100 MILLION

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Britain's biggest fraudster' ordered to pay back just £400k after bank scamming victims out of £100 MILLION.

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The man behind one of Britain's largest-ever fraud operations has been ordered to hand over just £400,000 despite his scheme defrauding victims of more than £100million.Tejay Fletcher, the criminal behind iSpoof, ran a sophisticated operation that enabled criminals to mask their phone numbers, making calls appear to originate from major high street banks such as Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest and Santander.Approximately 70,000 people fell victim to the scam after being tricked into revealing their banking security details.The 38-year-old appeared at Southwark Crown Court yesterday, where Judge Alexander Milne approved a confiscation order for his remaining assets.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Prosecutors told the court that Fletcher personally profited by £3.5million from his criminal enterprise, yet investigators could only trace £404,000 in recoverable assets.Among these is a Lamborghini Urus valued at approximately £150,000, along with three minibuses he had given to a...

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