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<br>A man who allegedly sent millions of scam text messages within seven days has also been accused of using passport and driver's licence [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/details details] to commit fraud as he faced court for the first time.<br><br>Xuan Su, 39, is allegedly responsible for sending 17.5 million text messages pretending to be from Australia Post and  [https://moonhillhostel.com/ video mesum] toll company Linkt over one week in early December through an SMS phishing scam run from his home in south-west Sydney.<br><br>These scams typically involve using devices called SMS boxes to send out bulk messages directing people to websites using fraudulent links.<br><br>Su was flanked by supporters, including his wife and their young child when he [https://www.deer-digest.com/?s=appeared appeared] in Liverpool Local Court on Wednesday for a brief hearing.<br><br>Su was hit with a fresh charge, accused of using driver's licences, passports and other personal documents to commit fraud between September 2022 and December 2023 in Hurstville, according to documents filed with the court.<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>Accused SMS phishing scammer Xuan Su wore a mask to hide his face from the cameras after he appeared in Liverpool Local Court on Wednesday<br><br>