A West Michigan man has been charged with stealing and selling account information for Meijer "mPerks" accounts, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced on Thursday. Nicholas Mui, 22, of ...

It’s alleged that Mui obtained login credentials from a separate data breach, unrelated to Meijer, then cross-referenced those credentials with the mPerks infrastructure.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich — Jessie Rezba likes to save money on groceries when she can. When she shops at Meijer, she often saves up her mPerks points to exchange for dollars off her purchases. Earlier ...

Mui sold those login credentials online, state investigators allege. Those who bought the mPerks logins used the points balance to fund their own purchases from Meijer, both online and in-person.

A Grand Haven man has pleaded guilty to selling Meijer customers' mPerks account information in a scheme that cost the Michigan-based retailer more than $1 million. Nicholas Mui, 22, pleaded ...

Mui sold those login credentials online, state investigators allege. Those who bought the mPerks logins used the points balance to fund their own purchases from Meijer, both online and in-person.

The man accused of stealing Meijer mPerks account logins and then selling them on the internet — a scheme that investigators say yielded him hundreds of thousands of dollars — pleaded guilty ...

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced several charges Thursday against a 22-year-old man from Grand Haven for his alleged connection to the massive theft and sale of Meijer mPerks data.

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“This theft operation affected hundreds of Meijer customers and mPerks account holders, and cost the grocery chain over $1,000,000,” Nessel said.

Mui sold those login credentials online, state investigators allege. Those who bought the mPerks logins used the points balance to fund their own purchases from Meijer, both online and in-person.