Fraudster hotel worker used customer's credit card to book own lavish Menorca holiday
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dailystar.co.ukdefrauded a travel agent she worked at out of £22,000, Manchester Evening News reports. Her latest scam was carried out while she worked as a guest relations executive at the Principal Hotel in Manchester.She fraudulently used the credit card details of a man who was booking a New Year's stay with his wife in 2018, a court heard.Waterfall, of Salford, spent £1,459 on a week's stay at a 'premium holiday villa' in Menorca, Spain in October 2018 with her partner and child.She also bought £148 worth of Asda shopping, a £15.99 child's sun hat, a £12.48 Minnie Mouse poncho towel from Amazon and paid £515 to a currency firm.The victim had the money refunded.After being arrested, mum-of-two Waterfall claimed it had been an accident and denied any.
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