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Fraudster jailed after scamming London renters out of £77,000

Business | The Guardian UK 12 June 2026, 20:36 UTC 12 Jun 2026

Fraudster jailed after scamming London renters out of £77,000 — Business | The Guardian

Frederic Priestley, 32, falsely advertised property he did not own for rent on Facebook, obtaining payments and deposits A man has been jailed after defrauding more than 30 people out of more than £77,000 in a rental scam, police said. Frederic Priestley, 34, from Southwark, London, falsely advertised a property for rent on Facebook between April and September last year. Continue reading...

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