Man linked to phishing scams involving OCBC customers admits being part of crime group


SINGAPORE: man linked to phishing scams that saw multiple OCBC Bank customers lose around S$12.8 million in total has admitted that he worked with others to provide money laundering services.

Jovan Soh Jun Yan and his accomplices had sourced for and provided control of bank accounts to various unknown people who are believed to be linked to overseas syndicates.

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