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Old 18-07-2011, 19:35   #16
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Re: Set-top box fraud 'cost Virgin £144m a year'

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Originally Posted by Welshchris View Post
i thought the new system that they put in place for their TVs was uncrackable and thats why they replaced the cards.
It is, This happened from 2005 onwards before the update to the cards

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A FRAUDSTER who sold 400,000 set-top boxes which could receive TV subscription channels for free cost Virgin Media £144million a year, a court heard yesterday.

Munaf Zinga, 41, set up Rayyonics Ltd in 2005 to sell Eurovox devices for £100.

Mukundan Pillai, 42, was the technical expert and Salim Patel, 47, the delivery driver, Snaresbrook crown court in London was told.

Zinga, of Plaistow, East London, and Pillai, of *Hainault, Essex, got eight and six years in jail respectively after being found guilty of conspiracy to defraud.

Patel, of Plaistow, admitted the same charge and was sentenced to a year.

The judge called the scheme “audacious”.

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