£600,000 online banking fraudster jailed
Monday, January 12, 2009

An internet banking fraudster has been jailed for five years after playing a role in a worldwide scam.
Adewale Taiwo admitted stealing £600,000 from bank accounts over nearly four years – but police believe he may have skimmed off millions.

The 26-year-old was a member of the Dark Markets website – an invitation-only forum for criminals to buy and sell bank card details, Hull Crown Court heard.

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So £120,000/year at least from his criminal activities in exchange for 5 years free board and lodgings, in one of our holiday camps, at the tax payers expense. Seizure of all assets, a good few strokes of the birch each day and a shorter sentence in one of our poorer retirement homes would be a more effective deterrent.

- Tony, london

WOW!!! Wonder what he was ble to do with all that money. I hope he at least built good roads and houses in his village before being caught .lol

What is wrong with our people?

WOW!!! Wonder what he was ble to do with all that money. I hope he at least built good roads and houses in his village before being caught .lol

He probably spent it on white women. Nigeria has hot heads but they rarely use it for something good.