Man Guilty In eBay ‘Cookie-Stuffing’ Fraud
May 18, 2010 · Filed Under eBay News
A Las Vegas man will be sentenced in federal court in San Jose in November for carrying out a crime known as “cookie stuffing” against the online auction site eBay.
Christopher Kennedy, 28, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge James Ware on Thursday to one count of conspiring to commit wire fraud. He will be sentenced by Ware on Nov. 1.
Comments
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.
-
Sponsors
-
Recent Posts
- Alibaba Plans eBay-style Wholesale Listings
- eBay Gives Away 100K Reusable Green Shipping Boxes to Sellers
- EBay Says: PayPal Only Please
- 10c Listing Special for Stores Subscribers
- Mobile May Give eBay a Second Chance with Skeptical Shoppers
- Supergroup hires eBay trader in £500,000 deal
- Buyers protest over the cost of eBay returns
- Man Guilty In eBay ‘Cookie-Stuffing’ Fraud
-
Articles
- Internet Marketing and eBay
- You’re Hired
- Looking for a Smart Business Opportunity in a Recession?
- I Hate My Job – Can I Work From Home on eBay
- Work From Home on eBay: The Basics
- Work From Home On eBay: Buying and Selling
- How To Work From Home On eBay: Beyond The Basics
- Selling Collectibles From Home On eBay
- How to Dropship and Sell on eBay
-
Recommended
