Moncler, Dior and Air Jordan trainers were all sent to his city centre address
This university student allowed scammers to use his Nottingham address to have expensive designer clothes they had fraudulently bought from victims delivered to. Nottingham Crown Court heard how Enoch Onojighofia took in goods from names such as Dior, Moncler and Nike worth thousands of pounds for the online fraudsters.
“No doubt they could ill afford to lose them and your part was relatively limited.” Matt Hayes, prosecuting, said the scammers were operating in 2022 on a buying and selling website called Depop.He said they would contact sellers of designer goods and then ask them to accept payment on a website called Cashapp and send the clothing to Onojighofia’s then address at Shakespeare House, in North Church Street.
“A laptop and mobile phone were seized and there were messages on the phone consistent that he was asking for ‘bread’ saying the items were being dropped off and he was being paid £20 per delivery. “He said the people would collect the deliveries from him either from the reception or his door and they would be wearing face masks when they did.”
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