Tinder Swindler Gets Swindled Out Of $6K In Verification Scam
The Tinder swindler is getting what is getting a taste of his own medicine!
Shimon Hayut was scammed $6,664 by a woman who claimed she and her boyfriend worked for Instagram’s parent company Meta and that for a fee he could get Hayut and his girlfriend verified. However, Meta does not charge for verifications.
According to TMZ, Hayut spoke to the woman’s boyfriend via Facetime and it seemed legit, but after he made the 6,664 in two separate payments via PayPal the couple deleted their social media presence and erased all traces of them.
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As we reported, Shimon is also being sued by the real Leviev family.
E! News obtained court documents in the suit after the swindler pretended to be a member of the prominent Leviev family to lure unsuspecting women in on the dating app Tinder, and swindled them out of thousands.
Chagit Leviev, the daughter of Israeli diamond magnate Lev Levie shared a statement to the outlet about the pending multi-million dollar lawsuit to get Simon Shimon Hayut) to “face justice and get the sentence he deserves.”
“Shimon Hayut is a fraud who stole our family’s identity and has tried to exploit our good name to con victims out of millions of dollars,” she said in a statement to E! News. “He has no relation to the Leviev family and has no affiliation with our company LLD Diamonds.”