Teenager Downloads His Own Music 2,000 Times Using Stolen Credit Cards

According to the Daily Mail, a teenager confessed that he downloaded 2,000 copies of his own music online. He paid for the music with stolen credit cards and collected his own royalties.

Here’s more from the article: “Lamar Johnson, 19, posted music on iTunes and Amazon and then used the stolen details to buy them thousands of times over. The teenager, of Wolverhampton, is the youngest member of a group of 10 men accused of making nearly £500,000 through the fraudulent downloads.

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