Boi Quoc Vo gets 8 months home confinement for selling fake Kohl’s coupons


By Matt Coker, OC Weekly



An Anaheim man was sentenced Monday to eight months of home confinement after admitting in federal court to having obtained legitimate Kohl’s department store coupons, circumvented security features to prevent duplication and sold thousands of copies of the coupons on eBay for $93,000.







Kohl's coupon




Kohl’s coupon. Photo from savings.com


Boi Quoc Vo, 30, was also ordered to pay a $10,000 fine, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney Joshua Robbins.


A month after Vo signed a formal guilty plea in September, federal officials said he was facing a maximum punishment of 20 years in prison.

Read the full story by Matt Coker from OC Weekly.

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