‘Spoofing Shop’ Scammer Who Helped Criminals Pose as Bankers Jailed for 13 Years
- Tejay Fletcher pleaded guilty to masterminding spoofing shop
- Criminals used iSpoof tools to pretend to be from major banks
Tejay Fletcher
Source: Metropolitan Police
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The mastermind behind a global “spoofing shop” that scammed victims out of as much as £100 million ($124 million) has been sentenced to over 13 years in a UK prison.
Tejay Fletcher, 35, pleaded guilty over his role as the lead administrator of the website ISpoof.cc, an online shop where criminals bought a subscription to buy scamming tools. He was charged with fraud and criminal property offenses between 2020 and 2022.