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Fraud charges denied by man

Published: 11:00 AM October 13, 2008    Updated: 8:39 PM February 19, 2021

A 35-year-old man appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Friday on three charges of fraud after selling items on the internet and not sending them on to buyers.

A 35-year-old man appeared at Norwich Crown Court on Friday on three charges of fraud after selling items on the internet and not sending them on to buyers.

Nigel Cooper, of Salk Road, Gorleston, denied three charges of fraud by placing items on EBay on three occasions between April and December last year. He was bailed to await his trial on December 15.

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