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The number of financial fraud cases put before the UK’s courts reached record levels in 2010, a report suggests. (…)
KPMG also highlighted the case of a group of men who were accused of using stolen credit card details to buy their own songs on iTunes, generating almost half a million pounds in royalties.
The men targeted the Apple and Amazon sites with 20 songs which they sold through the websites.
It is thought they then stole approximately 1,500 credit cards to buy the songs, and claimed back just under £469,000 in royalties.
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