Like her former colleagues, Kinmon admitted taking part in the unauthorized billing of credit cards of customers who were trying the company's sexual aids and other herbal supplements on a 30-day, free-trial basis. Papers filed by the government Tuesday said the scheme cost at least 250 victims between $100 million and $200 million.
Court papers say Kinmon received a large salary, numerous perks and bonuses, including the payment of $25,000 to buy a 2002 Jaguar X-type 3.0. The government wants the car.
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2 comments:
Wait a minute... $100 million / 250 victims = $400,000 per person?
Wow... I'd say that's a pretty expensive hard on!! :)
I made the same observation as well. I assumed it was a misprint. If not, you said it perfectly.
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