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Sprint Employee Scams Company, Saves Customers

By Chris

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Two Kansas City area men have been charged with felony theft and computer fraud for saving Sprint customers over $100,000 — by erasing their cell phone bills. Over a two year period, authorities say that Garreth Morrow, 44, and Timothy Flowers, 39, wiped out more than $133,000 in cell phone charges in exchange for cash, according to Fox News affiliate WDAD-TV. Prosecutors allege that Morrow would find Sprint customers willing to take part in the scam and forward their information on to Flowers, who worked in Sprint’s billing department in Overland Park, Kan. Melinda Tiemeyer of Sprint said that the company uncovered the fraud, and that customers who took part will not see “unwarranted charges” on their bills, according to the Fox story...continue to full post

Full post as published by The Criminal Defense Blog on May 14, 2009 (boomark / email).

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