Online romance scamsaren’t as rare as you might think.
Those complaints accounted for about $133.4 million in losses for people deceived by scammers.
Here’s an update on Fjellhy, Sjoholm, Charlotte and Hayut.
He only served five months, however, and was released because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
He’d even been seen back on Tinder.
That’s no longer the case, though.
The dating app said it banned Hayut from its platform.
The documentary estimates Hayut has managed to swindle about $10 million from people around the world.
Hayut wasn’t reachable for comment.
In an interview withBritish GQ, Sjoholm said she was bankrupt and living with her mother.
Earlier this month all three created aGoFundMe pagewith a goal of raising 600,000 ($811,206).
As of Monday, they’ve raised more than 115,000 ($155,000).
Some donations are as low as 5, others are north of 2,000.
“All we want are our lives back.”
