Florida woman gets 2 year sentence for trafficking Microsoft software labels
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A Florida woman, Heidi Richards, was sentenced to 22 months in federal prison and ordered to pay a $50,000 fine after prosecutors found she operated Trinity Software Distribution and trafficked genuine Microsoft COA labels from 2018–2023. Richards and co-conspirators purchased tens of thousands of COA stickers, extracted product activation keys into spreadsheets, and sold the keys in bulk worldwide, wiring more than $5.1 million to a supplier; federal law prohibits selling COA labels separately from the licensed software and hardware.
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