The Tinder Swindler

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

Shame on everyone here for blaming the victim or giving this DOCUMENTARY a review like it's a movie just for your entertainment. This really happened to these women and this man is still out there pulling the same cons. This documentary is the only thing right now fighting to stop him and people like him because apparently the authorities are doing nothing. Putting this documentary down is enabling him and people like him.

A crazy storyline that even the synopsis makes you wonder why these women would think that a billionaire was out to find love on Tinder. An exiting story that takes you from one end of the world to the other, but there must have been so many red flags for each of them but they've been blindsided by the lavish lifestyle and money.

Be careful who you fall for, the story of young women who have fallen in love with the son of a wealthy diamond trader, Simon Laviev, however all is not as it seems. Originally I thought this was going to be a movie, the content and format came as a real surprise, I didn't get into it straight away, it all seemed a little wishy washy, however as it develops, and you learn the actual content, it becomes a great, shocking watch. You may we'll be like me, and screaming at the screen, how on Earth could these women have fallen for his story, it is just baffling. You have to chuckle about the comments about Tinder being a place to find love, but this isn't the place for that conversation. Very well made, it looks great, beautifully filmed, with such powerful interviews and insight. 9/10.

I watched in disbelief. I know that there are swindlers and schemers out there. What amazed me was that the first woman that was interviewed agreed to fly on the perpetrator's private jet within hours of meeting him. She slept with him the same night. Subsequently, their relationship is mainly through calls and texts, and she believes that she is in a relationship. I believe if she had exercised some discretion, she wouldn't have been swindled from hundreds of thousands of dollars. Was she so quick to throw caution to the wind simply because he seemed like he had lots of money? Of course it's sad that people are being duped this way, but I'm having a hard time feeling sorry for these women.

This isn't the first or last time someone is ripped off and fed stories in order to con. The first woman is so caught up in her fairytale happy ending, talking about Beauty and The Beast she makes us all look bad. Who goes on a plane with a guy on a first date? She stalked his social media saw he had money and went for it, the second woman was smarter she was more switched on than the first and i have an hour to go. At the end of the day, women are often gold diggers I have never googled or stalked any man's social media to see what he can offer me.. so it's her own fault for being so naive and gullible.