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READ MOREScammer exploited ATO security lapses to access thousands of Darwin man's superannuation
Trevor Riessen thought he had thwarted would-be thieves trying to lodge a tax return under his name, but then he got a letter from his superannuation fund congratulating him on the transfer of $20,000 out of his account.
The funds, the letter stated, were for a deposit on a house he had never heard of.
Read more at the ABC.
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