QuoteIt's the end to a con that Joseph and Leah Jeanette Finan, both 38, had been perpetrating for years.
"Their Amazon scheme was their 'job,'" the federal government said of the Finans in its press release. "Fraud had become a way of life."
Between 2014 and 2016, the Finans created hundreds of fake online identities and Amazon accounts. They then used them to order more than 2,700 electronics products ? GoPro digital cameras, Microsoft Xboxes, Apple Macbooks, Microsoft Surface tablets and more, federal authorities said in a press release announcing their sentencing.
After ordering the products, the Finans would tell the company that the products had arrived damaged or that they did not work.
In total, the full value of the stolen consumer electronics reached $1.2 million in a little over two years. The Finans netted roughly $750,000 from the scheme in that period, the government said. Glumac made roughly $500,000 as the middle-man selling the items.
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The end of an era
Yeah Amazon is too forgiving
I've returned so much shit because I didn't like it and just said it was defective
They pay for shipping and everything
I am thinking of returning my new laptop because the fan is noisy.