iSpoof fraudster admits £100 million swindle

The mastermind behind a website used by fraudsters across the world has admitted involvement in multi-million-pound fraud. Tejay Fletcher, 35, was the brains behind ispoof.cc, where fraudsters could buy the tools to carry out their criminal trade by paying a subscription. The Met Police had texted 70,000 people who were targeted by scammers using iSpoof, which has now been shut down. Some 200,000 UK victims lost £43 million while £100 million was lost globally. At one point, 20 people every…

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