Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit seeking more than $1 million against three New Braunfels residents, accusing them of being involved in an illegal scheme targeting internet users in rural Texas.
seeking more than $1 million against three New Braunfels residents, accusing them of being involved in an illegal scheme targeting internet users in rural areas.
Through a company called Nomad Internet, which the trio managed and controlled, the Garzas acquired large quantities of SIM cards from legitimate wireless internet providers, reprogrammed them to avoid detection and repackaged the equipment for resale, Paxton alleges.
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