Five Former QVC Employees Arrested in South Carolina Over Alleged $58,000 Refund Scheme
Five former QVC employees have been arrested in Florence County, South Carolina, on charges of breach of trust with fraudulent intent for allegedly manipulating refund credits totaling over $58,000 for merchandise that was not returned.
Portland, OR, August 28, 2026 —
Five former employees of QVC have been arrested in Florence County, South Carolina, following allegations of manipulating refund credits. The individuals are facing charges of breach of trust with fraudulent intent.
The arrests stem from an alleged scheme that involved manipulating refund credits totaling more than $58,000. Authorities state that the fraudulent credits were issued for merchandise that was reportedly not returned.
The specific names of the arrested individuals were not immediately available. Similarly, the exact dates of the alleged fraudulent activity and the subsequent arrests were not disclosed in the provided information. The types of merchandise involved in the transactions were also not specified.
Breach of trust with fraudulent intent is a charge that typically involves a violation of a position of trust for personal gain through deception or dishonesty. In this case, the alleged deception involved manipulating the company’s refund credit system. The total amount reportedly siphoned through these alleged manipulations exceeds $58,000.
Further details regarding the investigation, including how the alleged scheme was discovered or the specific methods used to manipulate the refund credits, were not provided. Information concerning the potential legal proceedings or court dates for the former employees is also pending.
The case remains under investigation by authorities in Florence County, South Carolina.
Story summarized from the original created by WMBF News Staff on www.kptv.com, see more information here.
