After being outted because the “Tinder Swindler” on a Netflix documentary by the identical title, serial relationship app creep Simon Leviev has been banned by each relationship app obtainable in your sensible cellphone.
TMZ is reporting {that a} rep for Match Group has knowledgeable them that the infamous relationship app swindler has been banned from all of their properties together with OkCupid, Hinge, PlentyofFish, OurTime, Meetic, Pairs, and Match after a number of girls pulled his card on the Netflix documentary, The Tinder Swindler. The rep stated Leviev “violated the phrases of service at Tinder” as was banned from all their relationship platforms as a consequence of his transgressions.
“As we reported … a Tinder spokesperson advised us Simon — and his many aliases — would not be allowed to open an account on their platform, as he violated their phrases of service … particularly, impersonation and asking for cash.”
In The Tinder Swindler, Simon Leviev was uncovered by a number of girls for gaming them by showering them with love and affection whereas exhibiting them his “lavish” life-style. As soon as he gained their belief he’d provide you with a narrative wherein he wanted them to “mortgage” him cash (they’d) earlier than finally ghosting them and shifting on to the subsequent sufferer. Utilizing his sick gotten features from one sufferer to entice the subsequent, Leviev was residing it up till he was finally arrested in 2019 and despatched again to Isreal the place he served 5 months in jail. By that point he had stolen roughly $10 million from his varied victims.
Although he’s been banned from all these relationship apps, the person is infamous for utilizing totally different aliases so don’t be shocked if he finds a strategy to snake his manner again onto the relationship scene.
Look out girls, the person is a professional and is aware of what he’s doing. Fiddle he may find yourself on 90 Day Fiancé or one thing.
Take a look at the trailer for The Tinder Swindler under and be secure on these relationship apps in 2022.
