A woman in Australia pleaded guilty Wednesday to selling on eBay three nonexistent cases of Duff brand beer -- the favorite beverage of cartoon character Homer Simpson. Paid a total of $1,511 by three separate buyers, Tara Edith Woodford, 28, was charged with dishonestly gaining money by false pretenses. She was caught because she listed her correct name and address on the auction site, the court was told.
February 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A woman in Australia pleaded guilty Wednesday to selling on eBay three nonexistent cases of Duff brand beer — the favorite of cartoon character Homer Simpson.
Tara Edith Woodford, 28, pleaded guilty in the Mackay Magistrates Court in northern Queensland state to three charges of dishonestly gaining money by false pretenses.
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