Mzansi Love Scam Has Tinder Swindler Vibes Written All Over It, People of SA Laugh at the Man’s Weak Game
- A man tried his hand at pulling a Tinder Swindler move on a young Mzansi woman who was having none of it
- Twitter user @norman_nelufule shared screenshots of a conversation to create awareness on the situation
- The people of Mzansi had a good laugh at the man’s failure and applauded the woman for not falling for it
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After the Tinder Swindler took the globe by surprise and shock, it seems like others feel they have the skills to pull off the same acts of skullduggery. A Mzansi man tried to get R23k out of a woman whom he had met just days prior… LOL, the audacity!
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Unfortunately, man soft souls fall for these scams thinking they have found the love of their life and need to do everything in their power to show their love and loyalty. Luckily this woman was that love-struck and saw through the BS.
Twitter user @norman_nelufule shared screenshots of a conversation had between a man and a woman who had met mere days before the situation went down. The man asks the lady to lend him R23k to fix his car as he apparently needed it urgently for work.
After showing little interest in the man’s situation, the smart lady made it clear that she was not giving him a cent. The man tried his best but his game was WEAK!
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“Ladies be careful of love scams.”
The people of Mzansi cry laugh at the man’s lame attempt to work the woman
What a wow! People could not believe the man had the guts to ask a woman whom he had just met for R23k. Even if the man’s situation was legit, go ask a family member or a friend, not a lady you just met and are apparently trying to form a romantic relationship with.
People took to the comment section and laid it on thick:
@es_vie_ said:
“I knew this lady was not going to fall for this nonsense by the lack of emojis and short replies. He knew this one is not having it when she said "Talk about what? ". ”
@RudzaFulfilled said:
“The worst is that he only met her in class a few days ago, I have never laughed so hard, she is traumatized.”
@BlazerSkyy said:
“A thermostat is SUPPOSED to regulate hot coolant! How is it damaged by a burst water pipe????? This girl is smart she could smell the bs ”
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‘Tinder Swindler’: Mzansi peeps share hysterical responses to trending Netflix doccie
In other Tinder Swindler news, Briefly News reported that Simon Leviev was the talk of the town after hundreds of South Africans watched his Netflix documentary, Tinder Swindler. Leviev lived a fraudulent life pretending to be the heir of a diamond company and conned young women into crippling debt.
If you didn't watch Tinder Swindler on Netflix, then you're probably not in the loop about Simon Leviev. The documentary follows women who were led to believe that they had matched with a wealthy young diamond tycoon when in fact they were a part of a money-laundering syndicate.
Leviev would whoo the women with private jets, five-star hotels, trips abroad, etc. and make them buy into this idea of luxury before he pulls the biggest con. Simon would make the young women take out loans and credit cards to "help" him escape his enemies. Blinded by love, three women found themselves with almost half a million dollars worth of debt.
Source: Briefly News
