Nov 13, 2007
Woman Scams QVC out of $412,000
A 33-year old woman from Greensboro, N.C. named Quantina Moore-Perry, pleaded guilty to a Philadelphia federal court on Oct. 25 to scamming QVC, a home shopping network, out of more than $412,000 in 2005.
Moore-Perry discovered a glitch in the online ordering system of QVC that allowed for her to order products and quickly cancel them, while still receiving the product in the mail days later and for no charge. She would then place the items on eBay and sell them to the highest bidder.
She has agreed to forfeit her earnings to government authorities and she faces up to three years in prison. A sentencing date is still pending.
Moore-Perry discovered a glitch in the online ordering system of QVC that allowed for her to order products and quickly cancel them, while still receiving the product in the mail days later and for no charge. She would then place the items on eBay and sell them to the highest bidder.
She has agreed to forfeit her earnings to government authorities and she faces up to three years in prison. A sentencing date is still pending.
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