Follow GadgetBlips on TwitteriPod scammer brought up on federal charges (Macworld.com)
Published 3/20/2009 at Yahoo! News: Personal Technology
Macworld.com - Prosecutors have just brought federal charges of fraud and money laundering against Nicholas Arthur Woodhams of Kalamazoo, Mich. You may remember Woodhams as the man who scammed Apple out of numerous iPod shuffles, a plot that got him sued by the company in June 2008.
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