A Queens man was sentenced yesterday for running one of the largest identity-theft and credit-card scams in US history.

Amar Singh, 33, admitted last month that he masterminded a $13 million rip-off in which he would embed credit cards with stolen account information, send “shoppers” out to purchase items, and then resell them.

“You are a huge criminal. A rip-off artist extraordinary,” Queens Supreme Court Justice Richard Buchter said before sentencing Singh to 5 1/3 to 10 2/3 years in prison.

Singh and about 110 others were busted in October for the scam, which ran from July 16, 2010, to Sept. 20, 2011.