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Every little (glitch) helps! Homeless man went on £60,000 Tesco spending spree in 167 stores after realising fault on bank card meant he wasn't charged.
A homeless man used a 'magic cash card' to go on a £60k spending spree in Tesco, raiding branches across the north of England 167 times and even loaning the card to his friends.
Father-of-two Allah Ditta, 49, from Bradford, realised that there was a glitch with his card when a £68 transaction at Tesco went through, even though he had no money in his account.
Together with friends, the drug addict then went on a spending spree at 14 Tesco shops in Bradford, Leeds, Garforth, Oldham and Manchester.
The court heard he and his friends electrical items like phones and computers, picked up gift cards and even obtained cash back in store.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/every-little-glitch-helps-homeless-man-went-on-£60000-tesco-spending-spree-in-167-stores-after-realising-fault-on-bank-card-meant-he-wasnt-charged/ar-BBRPr6F
A homeless man used a 'magic cash card' to go on a £60k spending spree in Tesco, raiding branches across the north of England 167 times and even loaning the card to his friends.
Father-of-two Allah Ditta, 49, from Bradford, realised that there was a glitch with his card when a £68 transaction at Tesco went through, even though he had no money in his account.
Together with friends, the drug addict then went on a spending spree at 14 Tesco shops in Bradford, Leeds, Garforth, Oldham and Manchester.
The court heard he and his friends electrical items like phones and computers, picked up gift cards and even obtained cash back in store.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/every-little-glitch-helps-homeless-man-went-on-£60000-tesco-spending-spree-in-167-stores-after-realising-fault-on-bank-card-meant-he-wasnt-charged/ar-BBRPr6F
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