The woman is convicted of tricking nine different people in Skåne and other parts of Sweden to pay for goods that have never been delivered. The crimes took place at the end of last year and the beginning of this year.

Denies crime

The victims have paid a total of SEK 6,670 for coffee kettles and wireless headphones, among other things. Account statements show how the woman received both a large amount of payments via Swish, and how she herself sent further money from her accounts to other people.

The woman has denied the crime and believes that someone else must have obtained her login information and made the transfers without her knowing it. In its judgment, Lund District Court writes that that explanation is "highly unlikely".

Get treatment

The prosecutor primarily claimed that the woman should be sentenced for nine cases of money laundering, but the court chooses to go for the alternative, milder classification of money laundering.

When the crimes were committed, the woman had a drug addiction for which she is now undergoing treatment. The sanction will therefore be safeguarding and continued treatment against drug dependence.