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Oil consultant ‘blinded by attraction’ wins back £180k from Tinder date
An oil industry consultant who handed over £180,000 to a girlfriend he met on Tinder has won a court order forcing her to pay the money back.
Marcel Kooter, 57, said he was “blinded by attraction” when he agreed to transfer £182,000 to Manuela Radeva, believing she was an investment banker at Citibank.
Ms Radeva moved into Mr Kooter’s flat in Woolwich during a nine-month romance which began when they met on the dating app in February 2017.
He told the High Court her Tinder profile said she was single, but in fact Ms Radeva, 37, had married just weeks before they met and did not work in investment banking. Mr Kooter launched a legal battle for his money after the relationship ended, arguing he had given her the £182,000 to invest on his behalf.
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/oil-consultant-blinded-attraction-wins-104300012.html
An oil industry consultant who handed over £180,000 to a girlfriend he met on Tinder has won a court order forcing her to pay the money back.
Marcel Kooter, 57, said he was “blinded by attraction” when he agreed to transfer £182,000 to Manuela Radeva, believing she was an investment banker at Citibank.
Ms Radeva moved into Mr Kooter’s flat in Woolwich during a nine-month romance which began when they met on the dating app in February 2017.
He told the High Court her Tinder profile said she was single, but in fact Ms Radeva, 37, had married just weeks before they met and did not work in investment banking. Mr Kooter launched a legal battle for his money after the relationship ended, arguing he had given her the £182,000 to invest on his behalf.
https://uk.yahoo.com/news/oil-consultant-blinded-attraction-wins-104300012.html