Payment Processing Broker Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Bank Debits. An Oregon man who worked as a payment processing broker has pleaded guilty to wire fraud for his role in using fraudulent, unauthorized debits to steal money from victims' bank accounts.
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Media Coverage · April 30, 2026
Jeremy Todd Briley, a 46-year-old Oregon man, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for using unauthorized debits to steal money from victims' bank accounts. Briley worked as a payment processing broker, identifying payment processors for his clients, including two sham companies that falsely represented online marketing services. He used these companies to commit the fraudulent acts.
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Payment Processing Broker Pleads Guilty to Fraudulent Bank Debits
Media Coverage · Apr 30, 2026
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An Oregon man who worked as a payment processing broker pleaded guilty today to wire fraud for his role in using fraudulent, unauthorized debits to steal money from victims’ bank accounts. According to court documents, Jeremy Todd Briley, 46, of Oregon, worked as a payment processing broker. Acting on behalf of clients (merchants), Briley identified payment processors in the United States for his clients to use in processing charges. Briley’s two largest clients were sham companies that falsely
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Jeremy Todd Briley, a 46-year-old Oregon man, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for using unauthorized debits to steal money from victims' bank accounts. Briley worked as a payment processing broker, identifying payment processors for his clients, including two sham companies that falsely represented online marketing services. He used these companies to commit the fraudulent acts.
An Oregon man who worked as a payment processing broker pleaded guilty today to wire fraud for his role in using fraudulent, unauthorized debits to steal money from victims’ bank …
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