Three young IT professionals defrauded an online jewelry store of UAH 150,000: what scheme did they come up with?
Three young men aged 20 to 21 came up with a fraudulent scheme to order jewelry in such a way that they actually paid nothing for it.
Three young men aged 20 to 21 came up with a fraudulent scheme to order jewelry in such a way that they actually paid nothing for it.
Guys with higher IT education during online payment for Pandora jewelry They said they had certificates for a 50% discount. In reality, they were picking up the numbers on the certificates.
The "buyers" received the purchased jewelry by mail. In this way, they ordered jewelry worth over 150,000 UAH. The defendants gave the jewelry to their girlfriends and sold it through advertisements.
All three men pleaded guilty and partially repaid the value of the jewelry. They face up to 8 years in prison.
The Pechersk District Prosecutor's Office of Kyiv sent an indictment to the court.
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