Man on dating app defrauds Moscow woman of 7.8M rubles
A 42-year-old Moscow woman was defrauded of 7.8 million rubles by a man she met on a dating app, who later admitted to the scam and said he couldn't return the money. She reported the crime to the police.
Consensus
- The victim is a 42-year-old woman from Moscow.
- She met a man on a dating app.
- The man claimed to help her earn money on the stock market.
- She opened a cryptocurrency wallet and transferred 7.8 million rubles.
- The man later called her and admitted to defrauding her.
- He stated he could not return the money.
- The victim reported the incident to the police.
Points of divergence
- The man's name was changed to Andrei. — riamo
- The man admitted to the fraud during a phone call. — vm
- The victim realized she was a fraud victim after the man's admission. — vm
- The man called and confessed to the fraud. — riamo
- The man called and admitted to the fraud. — vesti
- The man claimed he couldn't return the money. — vm
- The man claimed he couldn't return the money. — riamo
- The man claimed he couldn't return the money. — vesti
- The man was previously robbed of two new iPhone Duo smartphones worth 550,000 rubles. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Man from dating site scammed Moscow woman for 7.8 million rubles, admitting the fraud — РИАМО
- The scammer himself admitted to the victim of the deception — Вести
- Scammer called Moscow woman himself and admitted to cheating her out of 7.8 million rubles — Вечерняя Москва
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