this is how she spent it

Gobsmacked student given 2.3m in bank blunder this is how she spent it'Accidental' multi millionaire Christine, 21, bought designer handbags, clothes, jewellery, mobile phones. even a vacuum cleaner

12:50, 16 MAY 2016Updated15:35, 16 MAY 2016Student Christine went wild on designer gear shopping spree after bank gave her a huge chain love cartier imitation overdraft (Photo: Enterprise News and Pictures)

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Most people can only dream of winning the lottery and what they would spend it on but 21 year old student went knock off love cartier chain to town when she found an 'accidental' in her bank account. literally.

Christine Jia Xin Lee's extensive shopping spree courtesy of a 'banking glitch on her overdraft' while studying in Sydney has been revealed for the first time.

The list of her extravagant tastes includes designer handbags, clothes, jewellery, mobile phones, a "selfie" camera and, somewhat bizarrely, even a vacuum cleaner.

It's now emerged that the chemical love pendant cartier fake engineering student would visit up to five Sydney designer boutiques in a day, spending up to on luxury items.

Her favourite brands are revealed to include Hermes, Christian Louboutin , Chanel, Cartier, Christian Dior and Bvlgari.

She has been charged with dishonestly obtaining financial advantage by deception, and knowingly dealing with the proceeds of copy love bracelets for her crime although it is yet to be determined if she in fact broke the law or simply owes the bank the money back.

Read more: What happens if YOU transfer money to the wrong bank account? How you can get it back

Christine bought 13 of the Hermes Twilly scarves

Even after her Westpac account was frozen, she continued to spend money from the Commonwealth account for three days, including: (Aus) $332,310 ( in three visits to a Christian Dior store, (Aus) $55k ( at Chanel and (Aus) $15.5k ( on online boutique Far Fetch.

At her first appearance in Waverley Local Court on May 5, magistrate Lisa Stapleton cast doubt on her case, saying it appeared Ms Lee hadn't broken the law at all and granted her bail.

She said Ms Lee had allegedly used credit that was given to her by the bank and would therefore have to repay it rather than face criminal sanctions.

Westpac realised their extraordinary blunder on April 7 last year and immediately froze her account and served her with court issued notices to produce the goods.

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