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Woman invested with cryptocurrency broker she met on dating site Plenty of Fish

A man claiming to be a cryptocurrency broker scammed a woman out of thousands of dollars after meeting her on the dating site Plenty of Fish.

The woman told Forest Park police that she began communicating with the man on Nov. 15 2021 and that she was initially convinced to buy $1,000 in Bitcoin and watch its value grow, leading to a second, $7,000 investment.

At that point, the woman tried to withdraw the money in her online account, now totaling more than $40,000, but was unable to do so.

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