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A 17-year-old from Shanghai was sentenced to six years in prison for exploiting a loophole in an online store's refund system, allowing him to fraudulently claim refunds without returning products. The scheme caused losses exceeding $600,000 to the e-commerce platform, as he repeatedly entered fake tracking numbers to receive refunds.
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