Five Former QVC Employees Arrested in $58,000 Refund Fraud Scheme
Five former QVC employees were arrested in Florence County, South Carolina, accused of a refund fraud scheme totaling over $58,000, where they allegedly manipulated refund credits for items that were not returned.
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, August 28, 2026 —
Law enforcement officials in Florence County, South Carolina, have arrested five individuals formerly employed by QVC. The accused are facing charges related to an alleged refund fraud scheme that reportedly amounts to over $58,000.
According to information released, the scheme involved manipulating refund credits. Authorities state that the suspects are accused of processing refunds for merchandise that was never actually returned to the company. The financial impact of this alleged fraud is reported to be in excess of $58,000.
The names of the arrested individuals were not immediately provided. The specific QVC facility or facilities where the alleged fraud took place were also not detailed in the initial reports. Further investigation into the timeline and full scope of the operation is reportedly ongoing.
Details regarding the exact method of manipulating the refund credits and the duration of the alleged scheme were not publicly disclosed. The investigation is being conducted by local authorities in Florence County, South Carolina.
Story summarized from the original created by WMBF News Staff on www.foxcarolina.com, see more information here.
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