Stacey Sharples, 31, from Farnworth, was initially sentenced to 4 years and 6 months in jail.
However this was raised to seven years after the Lawyer Common, Ellie Reeves KC MP, referred the case to the Courtroom of Enchantment underneath the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.
Sharples made the false allegations in opposition to males she had met on-line between 2013 and 2020.
Ellie Reeves KC MP, the Lawyer Common, stated: “Stacey Sharples lied, repeatedly and intentionally, inflicting vital hurt to 10 victims and losing lots of of hours of police time that ought to have gone in the direction of supporting real victims.
“Uncommon instances like this should not discourage real victims from coming ahead.
“Each report of rape is rightly taken severely and handled with the care it deserves.
“Anybody who seeks to take advantage of or undermine real acts of violence in opposition to ladies and women should be held to account.
“I thank the police for his or her diligence in uncovering the reality, and my ideas stay with the victims who had been falsely accused.”
Her repeated and sustained false claims led to eight separate police investigations and resulted in many of the accused males being arrested and detained in custody.
The investigations took months to resolve and are estimated to have consumed greater than 550 hours of police time.
Victims described the intense impression the allegations had on their lives, together with lack of employment and relationships.
A number of additionally reported lasting harm to their psychological well being and stated they had been now unable to kind new relationships.
Sharples was initially sentenced at Bolton Crown Courtroom on March 11, 2026, after being convicted of 10 counts of perverting the course of justice.
Her sentence was elevated by the Courtroom of Enchantment on September 9, 2026.