Tejay Fletcher, 38, is ordered by a court to repay part of the proceeds linked to scam call activity facilitated through the iSpoof website. The outlet reports that Fletcher founded and acted as a leading administrator of iSpoof, which enabled fraudsters to carry out “scam call” operations. According to the reporting, iSpoof is associated with losses affecting large numbers of victims. The article states that crooks using the service defrauded about 200,000 victims in the UK alone, with UK losses estimated at £43 million. It also cites wider losses connected to the scheme of more than £100 million. The piece further says Fletcher was ordered to repay a fifth of a reported £2 million fortune, indicating the court order requires repayment of an amount smaller than the full value attributed to him. The reporting does not provide further detail in the supplied text about the specific legal claims, sentencing rationale, or whether iSpoof users or other parties are subject to additional actions. Overall, the account centers on the court’s repayment order tied to Fletcher’s role with iSpoof.