18 million yen stolen via NTT Docomo's e-money service

18 million yen stolen via NTT Docomo's e-money service

NTT Docomo Inc. Senior Executive Vice President Seiji Maruyama (L) attends a press conference at the company's headquarters in Tokyo on Sept. 10, 2020, apologizing to people whose bank deposits have been stolen by third parties through Docomo's e-money service. Maruyama said over 60 cases of unauthorized withdrawals from the victims' accounts at 11 banks linked to the e-money service have been confirmed, with the total amount stolen reaching about 18 million yen ($170,000).

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