article_snippet: A serial fraudster managed to con prison guards into letting A serial fraudster walk free from jail by sending them emails from the ‘courts service’ demanding A serial fraudster release.
article_snippet: Moore, of Ilford, north east London, had originally been jailed for an elaborate web of frauds which saw A serial fraudster posing as bank staff to dupe major organisations into handing over more than £1million.
article_snippet: A serial fraudster pretended to be employed by RBS, Lloyds bank, and Bank of America to dupe companies into handing over money.
article_snippet: Cambia Autos was conned out of £46,000 in November 2013, Thomas Global Exchange handed over £140,000 to Neil Moore, TD Banking gave up $120,751, and Hogan and Vest was duped out of $739,439 in 2012 and 2013.
article_snippet: Neil Moore also targeted Volkswagen by posing as an employee of the Bank of New York in December 2013.
article_snippet: Ian Paton, prosecuting, described Neil Moore as a ‘consummate and practiced’ fraudster.
article_snippet: This is a very intelligent fraudster.
article_snippet: Neil Moore was very apt at committing a number of different frauds across the globe.
highlights_snippet: Was in custody for swindling millions of pounds by posing as bank staff .
  