West Virginia HB4990 creates crimes involving gift card fraud, providing definitions and punishments.

West Virginia HB4990 amends the state code to establish crimes involving gift card fraud. It defines "gift card" and "gift card redemption information" and outlines punishments for those who acquire or retain possession of a gift card with intent to defraud, alter or tamper with a gift card, or devise a scheme to obtain a gift card or redemption information through false pretenses. The bill sets a threshold of $1,000 in any consecutive six-month period for grand theft.

West Virginia HB4990 creates crimes involving gift card fraud, providing definitions and punishments.

West Virginia HB4990 amends the state code to establish crimes involving gift card fraud. It defines "gift card" and "gift card redemption information" and outlines punishments for those who acquire or retain possession of a gift card with intent to defraud, alter or tamper with a gift card, or devise a scheme to obtain a gift card or redemption information through false pretenses. The bill sets a threshold of $1,000 in any consecutive six-month period for grand theft.