Dating options for Hayut go kaput
Shimon Hayut, also known as the Tinder Swindler, has officially been banned from the platform.
The woes of Shimon Hayut, aka the “Tinder Swindler”, just got worse.
Match – which owns Tinder – has now banned Hayut from all of its platforms, leaving Hayut burnt out of Tinder, unMatched, and… unHinged?
Well, maybe that’s an apt word to describe the story of the man who posed in a private jet (or, was it?) to pass himself off as the son of Israeli billionaire Lev Leviev, referring to himself as the “Prince of Diamonds” (the card that, uh, totally exists).
As Netflix doco The Tinder Swindler shows, Hayut targeted Scandinavian women with love-bomb texts, then hit them up for money so he could flee “enemies”.
The Daily Mail reported that Match banned Hayut for “violating its terms and conditions”.
No word yet from the Embassy if Israel has plans to send a bunch of nice Jewish guys to Scandinavia to make up for all this.