Phia founders allegedly knew of cookie stuffing scheme months before it was exposed
Phia, a company co-founded by Jennifer Gates, reportedly engaged in a practice called cookie stuffing, which involves claiming unauthorized sales commissions. Internal records indicate the scheme had been active since December, well before it became public knowledge. This directly contradicts the company's earlier statement attributing the issue to an unexpected software bug. The fraudulent practice is said to have accounted for a significant share of Phia's daily revenue. After the feature was disabled, the company's average daily earnings dropped considerably.
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