A total of eleven people are sentenced in the comprehensive case.
Five people are convicted of defrauding credit institutions and companies.
Another six people are convicted of laundering money coming from the scams.
Under the case, extensive written evidence has been presented, as well as surveillance footage and audio recordings.
According to the district court, it has been proven that the five accused of fraud had intended to defraud the plaintiff of money.
They believe that it has also been proven that the six men who were charged with money laundering intended to launder money.
Three people are sentenced to prison
Three of the accused persons are sentenced to prison, one of them, the man who according to the district court had the most central role in the fraudulent acts is currently serving another prison sentence.
The others are sentenced to probation and conditional sentences.
The majority of the defendants must pay damages to those who have been the victims of crime.