Woman who made £500,000 claiming refunds on stolen items convicted of fraud

Shoplifter made £500k returning stolen items to stores

Gloucester Crown Court heard that Narinder Kaur operated 'on an industrial scale'

'Industrial' shoplifter made £500K by tricking stores into bogus refunds

Between 2018 and early 2019, she targeted the Homesense store in Oxford and other areas such as Bristol, Taunton and Winchester.

Shoplifter made £500K by tricking stores into refunds

A PROLIFIC ''industrial'' shoplifter made over 500K by tricking stores into refunds for items she never bought.

Fraudster made £500,000 tricking shops into refunding items she had stolen

Narinder Kaur will receive a ‘substantial’ jail term when she is sentenced (Picture: Jam Press/CPS) A woman made half a million pounds by claiming refunds on stolen goods up and down the country, a court heard. Narinder Kaur, 53, stole from more than 100,000 shops and made it her full-time job. Her crime spree only came to an end when police took an in-depth look at her bank and credit cards and discovered ‘an extraordinary history of refund pa…

Shoplifter made 500k by tricking stores into refunds for items she never bought

A prolific ''industrial'' shoplifter made over 500K by tricking stores into refunds for items she never bought.

Mum conned £500k from shops by taking items from shelves and asking for refund

A court was told that Narinder Kaur 'shoplifted on an industrial scale', travelling across the UK to do so and hitting shops more than 1,000 times over a period of four years