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Businessman, 57, who was 'blinded by attraction' and gave £180,000 to married woman, 37, he met on Tinder in belief she was a single investment banker WINS court battle to make her pay the money back

Marcel Kooter 'blinded by attraction' when he met Manuela Radeva on Tinder
Oil industry consultant, 57, lavished her with designer gifts, hotel stays and trips

He claims Ms Radeva lied about being a financier and had married weeks earlier

She said Kooter gave her money to support their 'expensive, luxurious lifestyle'

Judge has ordered Ms Radeva to pay back more than £182k and £20k legal costs

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...l#comments

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Tattooed eyebrow game, recognized.

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I'm genuinely curious if he'll get much of that back.

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(02-11-2019 10:41 AM)ascotpudding Wrote:  Tattooed eyebrow game, recognized.

If you see Tattooed eyebrows, run, or pump and dump.

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WB.

What happens if she doesn't pay?

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The stupidity of men continues to surprise me.

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Looks like she is still up 36k euros. This is winning?

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Fucking Christ that woman is ugly. WNB... thats a fucking man. I'd rather bang the fat bitch from the "15/10 WB MEGA BABE" thread

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It always amazes me how men can be so successful in business and so pathetic with women.

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I am curious what happens if she keeps the money or already spent it all?

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His name is Kooter.

Aloha!

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Disgusting.

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WB and pay for her to get new eyebrows

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Investment banker hey? Certainly looks the part. Could have fooled anyone.

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A court order is great and all but collecting on it is an entirely different story.

They were a couple. She lived with him.

He gave her $180,000 Euros to invest for him. She signed the emails as though she was a Capital Investments Manager for Citibank. He expressed concern over giving her such a large amount of money to invest on his behalf but she via email according to the article convinces him not to worry about it.

Seems pretty standard that he'd get judgment for those monies. It's obviously fraud.

You wouldn't believe how many experienced business people get taking for a ride on scams / frauds. A lot of them are extremely convincing. I did several law suits related to fraud and it wasn't shocking to me that people losts 10's and 100's of thousands of dollars to schemes of such a nature.

A friend of mine lost upwards of half a million to a scam.

The only thing notable about the story is that this was a woman whom committed it on a man she lived with.

Regarding her already being married the article mentions her being from Belarus and how she was married 2 weeks before getting involved with this man. I think a simple explanation to that would be that she married in order to move to the UK. (I.e. a marriage of convenience)

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(02-11-2019 02:48 PM)Psygnosis89 Wrote:  It always amazes me how men can be so successful in business and so pathetic with women.

Some schemes are very sophisticated and an attractive woman can fool you into thinking that she's sincere, take advantage of your hard wiring to pursue and have purpose. People are fooled everyday by fake news, even successful businessmen.