Fraudsters must repay £13.7m to cold-calling pension scam victims
Scammer lived 'life of luxury'
The High Court has ordered four fraudsters who ran a series of scam pension schemes to pay back £13.7m they took from 245 victims between 2012 and 2014.
David Austin, Susan Dalton, Alan Barratt and Julian Hanson squandered the millions after 245 members of the public were persuaded via cold-calling and similar techniques to transfer their pension savings...
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