singhie
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This post is not worry anyone? I'm just making people aware what's happening!
I was browsering around the net today & I found this on the Digital TV news website
Man Jailed for Virgin Media box fraud
" man from Birmingham has reportedly been sentenced to five and half years in jail for his part in a major fraud against cable TV operator Virgin Media.
Last week, Mohammed Ali, 35, was convicted of selling modified cable TV set-top boxes that can receive free channels, reports The Register
Three other men were also found guilty of the fraud, including Umar Manir, 28, who was handed an 18-month jail term and ordered to pay compensation to Virgin Media.
Shaukat Ali, 27, was given a 12-month suspended jail sentence and ordered to do 250 hours of community service, while Subhan Ali, 29, had fled overseas and was found guilty in his absence.
Their conviction was part of Virgin Media's campaign to stop set top box and modem fraud in the UK. The company is now updating its network security to stop users from being able to receive TV and internet services for free."
This probably has been hightlight by some one else within this forum?
If this is the case then this is a reminder
If not then be aware
Some one is watching some where!!!!!
;)
regards
Singhie
I was browsering around the net today & I found this on the Digital TV news website
Man Jailed for Virgin Media box fraud
" man from Birmingham has reportedly been sentenced to five and half years in jail for his part in a major fraud against cable TV operator Virgin Media.
Last week, Mohammed Ali, 35, was convicted of selling modified cable TV set-top boxes that can receive free channels, reports The Register
Three other men were also found guilty of the fraud, including Umar Manir, 28, who was handed an 18-month jail term and ordered to pay compensation to Virgin Media.
Shaukat Ali, 27, was given a 12-month suspended jail sentence and ordered to do 250 hours of community service, while Subhan Ali, 29, had fled overseas and was found guilty in his absence.
Their conviction was part of Virgin Media's campaign to stop set top box and modem fraud in the UK. The company is now updating its network security to stop users from being able to receive TV and internet services for free."
This probably has been hightlight by some one else within this forum?
If this is the case then this is a reminder
If not then be aware
Some one is watching some where!!!!!
;)
regards
Singhie