Were YOU on the iSpoof 'suckers list'? Elderly and disabled reveal how they were targeted by fraudsters masquerading as banks with police preparing to

Victims of a £50million phishing scandal told MailOnline today how they lost their life savings to fraudsters after apparently finding themselves on a 'suckers' list' sold to criminal gangs who then emptied their bank accounts. British detectives, working with police in the US and Europe, have made 120 arrests and shut down iSpoof.cc - nicknamed the world's 'online fraud shop' - not before 200,000 people in Britain lost an average of £10,000 each to fraudsters using it. -- More...

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