SA man charged over overseas scam AN Adelaide man is facing 68 money laundering charges after getting involved in an overseas scam. Police said the 63-year-old was groomed while using an internet chatroom and allegedly agreed to use his home to receive deliveries of products purchased on Australian-based websites using stolen credit card details. Under the arrangement he then forwarded the products to an overseas address and received a payment in return. Officers from the major fraud investigation unit said South Australians were increasingly being drawn into the scam where they were targeted to operate as "property mules." In some cases the mules were befriended by someone overseas and passed on the packages as part of that friendship. In other cases they considered themselves employed to forward items that had been legitimately purchased. In the latest case the man's alleged offending began in January this year and continued until May with the goods involved valued at $28,000.