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    The New South Wales Police Force has confirmed a Sydney man will face court after being charged over internet fraud allegedly committed last month.

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    Over the last 12 months, NSW police reports 600 people have been victimised by fraudsters on eBay. The most common of these cases are laptop computers, musical equipment, and digital cameras.

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    In the past few years, police have busted at least three major fencing rings on eBay in which burglars and thieves used the online auction marketplace to sell thousands of dollars worth of jewelry, electronics, coin collections, baseball cards, designer clothes and household goods.

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