Japanese woman arrested for placing fake orders worth billions of yen
Most outlets reported the arrest of a Japanese woman for placing fake orders worth billions of yen, noting the use of fake names and multiple accounts. Samaa specified the orders were placed on Shueisha’s online store and mentioned the number of fake accounts and orders, while Dunya News converted the value into dollars and listed some of the merchandise types.
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Japanese woman arrested over fake orders worth 2.7 million dollars
The orders worth around 4.3 billion yen, included toys and other merchandise linked to popular anime series
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Japanese woman arrested for placing fake orders worth billions of yen
According to Japanese media reports, the woman used fake names and around 230 fraudulent accounts to place more than 2,000 fake orders on the online store of Japan’s famous anime company, Shueisha.
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