Amazon Delivery Driver Earned Over $2 Million Doing Students' Assignments and Taking Exams, Now Gets Jail Term
Shahid Adnan, an Amazon delivery driver with a PhD, received a three-year prison sentence for running an exam cheating operation. He completed university assignments and exams for more than 124 students across the globe.
What changed
The driver's identity, specific sentence length, and the number of students involved are now known.
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Amazon Driver Shahid Adnan Jailed for Academic Fraud
confidence 70%Shahid Adnan, an Amazon delivery driver with a PhD, received a three-year prison sentence for running an exam cheating operation. He completed university assignments and exams for more than 124 students across the globe.
What's confirmed:
- Shahid Adnan received a three-year prison sentence.
- Adnan completed university assignments and exams for more than 124 students worldwide.
Still unconfirmed:
- Adnan earned more than £300,000 from the scheme.
- Adnan earned £2.4m from the operation.
- Adnan had over $3.29 million in his accounts.
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Amazon Driver Jailed After Earning Over $2 Million From Academic Fraud
confidence 90%An Amazon delivery driver received a jail sentence for operating a large-scale academic fraud scheme. He earned more than $2 million by impersonating university students to complete assignments and take exams.
What's confirmed:
- An Amazon delivery driver received a jail sentence for running a large-scale academic fraud operation.
- The man impersonated university students to complete assignments and sit exams for payment.
Still unconfirmed:
- The driver amassed more than $2 million in wealth from his side hustle.
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Amazon Driver Jailed for Multi-Million Dollar Student Exam Fraud
confidence 70%An Amazon delivery driver received a jail sentence for running a large-scale academic fraud operation. The man impersonated university students to complete assignments and sit exams for payment. He operated this scheme while working as a courier.
What's confirmed:
- An Amazon delivery driver was jailed for completing assignments and taking exams for students.
- The fraud involved sitting exams for students at Liverpool John Moores.
- The individual amassed wealth through a side hustle of writing online exams and completing student assignments.
Still unconfirmed:
- The driver earned over $2 million from the scheme.
- The driver earned around £2.4 million, which is more than $3.1 million, in the UK.
- The driver made over $400,000 helping college students cheat.
- The driver was sentenced to three years.