May Shimon Hayut or Simon Leviev, as he used to introduce himself to his potential victims,[/B] managed to deceive many women by extracting large sums of money from them, but a few days ago, the roles were reversed.
It all started when Leviev, tried to capitalize on the fame he got from the documentary Tinder Swindler, aired by Netflix, causing a frenzy on social media.
Leviev met by chance on Instagram a woman with a confirmed account, who offered to secure for him, too, the coveted blue tick, on the platform.
The unidentified woman told him that her friend worked at Meta, with whom they could supposedly help Leviev confirm his Instagram profile, as long as he gave them $6,000. They even assured him that they would also delete all the fake profiles that various users had created on the platform under his name.
As TMZ reports, Leviev without a second thought, proceeded to pay via Paypal and requested the same for his current partner, Kate Konlin.
[BRP][BRP]Shortly thereafter, Leviev's manager found the deal suspicious and contacted a team employee at Meta, who made it clear that they don't charge for account verifications. But it was already too late, as the Instagram scammers had wiped all traces of them from the internet.
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