The Tinder Swindler is now making money on Cameo, flogging video messages. Yep, you read that correctly. The celebrity video app has enlisted Simon Leviev to sell messages to fans. Currently Simon, the convicted fraudster, is charging £148 for short clips. He says, in a video on his profile, that he's 'so excited to be here' and is available for 'blessings' 'birthdays' or 'shoutouts'. He is charging £1,036 for businesses to book him, too.
Simon might have allegedly conned numerous women, scaring them and robbing them of their life savings, but, thanks to his now notoriety, he is able to make money after the hit Netflix documentary. Not only is Simon on Cameo, but he is now signed to a Hollywood agent. And according to TMZ, he also apparently wants to launch a dating show and write a book.
After the show aired, Simon quickly gained 200,000 followers on Instagram, before his account disappeared. In his last statement before the account vanished, he promised to 'tell his side of the story'. 'I will share my side of the story in the next few days when I have sorted out the best and most respectful way to tell it, both to the involved parties and myself,' he wrote. 'Until then, please keep an open mind and heart.'
Responding to this, Cecilie Fjellhøy - one of Simon's former girlfriends - told Grazia: 'Don't think that this guy's gonna give you anything. I think the best thing we can do after this is just forget about him.' She added, 'I think we would have to be mindful to not uphold him and create something out of him.' As romance scams increased by 40% during the pandemic in the UK, and millions of pounds were lost, we couldn't agree more with Cecilie.
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