X-Factor reject told to sell iPhone for role in ‘Bank of Terror’ scam

  An X-factor reject who took part in the ‘Bank of Terror’ scam was today (weds) told to sell his iPhone to pay off a confiscation order. Nathan Fagan-Gayle, 30, made £20,303.16 in the scam but was ordered to pay back realisable assets of just £650 or face an extra week imprisonment on top of his 20 month sentence. Defence lawyer Paul Stanislas pleaded with Judge Anuja Dhir to double the proposed 28 day time limit in case he couldn’t…