A man has admitted to running a website used by con artists to scam Britons out of £43 million - a major breakthrough in the Metropolitan Police’s largest ever fraud investigation.
Tejay Fletcher, 35, of London, pleaded guilty on Thursday to running iSpoof, a website in which fraudsters were able to appear as if they were calling from banks, tax offices, and other official bodies as they attempted to swindle victims out of millions of pounds.
