NTT Docomo Inc. said Wednesday it will stop allowing customers to newly link its e-money service with their accounts at 35 banks it partners with after cases emerged of improper money withdrawals in Japan.The measure takes effect Thursday as at least eight of the 35 lenders, such as Japan Post Bank, Aeon Bank and regional banks, have been hit by the scam.NTT Docomo, the country's major mobile carrier, will consider making the identity confirmation process stricter before money is withdrawn.Japan Post Bank said it will stop customers from making new registrations or changing bank accounts to…READ FULL ARTICLE
