Who are some of the worst Tinder Swindlers of 2024?! Find out in this video all about romance scammers!

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6 - Grandmother Got Scammed By A Man From Ghana
A lonely grandmother and former probation officer from the UK Beth Haining warned other women about the perils of falling for online scams. She was conned out of £18,000 by her Ghanaian lover, Rodney Cudjoe. Beth fell for Rodney, a then 39-year-old Ghanaian musician 30 years younger than Beth, after meeting him on a dating app.

5 - The Hefty Catfish
Scammer Kerryann Williams used pictures of pretty women to dupe men into sending her money. Kerryann's scam was simple- she would get on dating apps, use the picture of a beautiful woman as her profile picture, and get into virtual relationships with men as a means to defraud them. So she’s basically everyone currently online, right?

4 - The Fake Italian
A 68-year-old widow from Long Island, Jane Cunningham, fell victim to a dating app scam on Zoosk, to a scammer posing as a British Petroleum contractor named Andrea Manuel. Over the course of about eight months, the imposter swindled Jane in increasing amounts until he stole about $3 million dollars.

3 - Serial Romance Scammer
Former car salesman and full time scammer Marc Raven, dubbed "Britain's Tinder Swindler," was sentenced to eight years in jail for defrauding two women out of more than £400,000 through an elaborate romance scam. Raven, 61, met grandmother Janet Pye on a dating app and manipulated her into selling her house and funding expensive trips, including one for their marriage in Las Vegas.

2 - Venmo Me For the PJ?
An Australian woman known only as Jane fell victim to a catfishing scam involving a fraudster posing as Hawaii Five-O star Alex O'Loughlin. Over a span of more than two years, the scammer, operating through Facebook under the name 'Alex O'Loughlin official,' conned Jane out of her entire life savings of $45,000.

1 - Catfish Gone Right
Catfishing victim Nicole Hayden fell in love with the man whose picture was used to lure her into the scam. It started when Hayden received an Instagram DM from a guy named Marcus. They exchanged messages but when Marcus said they should get married and spend the holidays together, Hayden knew she was speaking to a scammer and blocked him.

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