#FraudBAE: Jilted Girlfriend Gets Ultimate Revenge On Love Rat Who Stole Her Bank Card To Buy Gifts And Book £1,200 Holiday With His Actual Girlfriend
A woman had the ultimate revenge on her love rat ex after she suspected him of stealing her bank details after she paid for a dinner date. Angel Exford took to Twitter to share her methodical plan after her date splurged more than £1,200 of her money – including buying a romantic trip to Paris for his actual girlfriend and a shopping spree.
On one double date night, he told her he’d lost his wallet and she would have to cover him for the night, to which she agreed. She had trusted him and didn’t mind paying for him for one evening. But the next day, her date was seen partying and having a good old time on his Snapchat. Angel messaged him to enquire about whether he’d found his wallet but learned that he’d quickly blocked her on all social media and her phone.
Later, she found that he’d taken her bank details the last time she saw him and used her money on a Sky subscription, to pay bills, and, most shockingly, on a romantic getaway to Paris with his actual girlfriend. Angel told the captivating tale on her Twitter, where it has received over 6,000 likes. ‘I was just in shock at first because I thought I did something wrong,’ she said. ‘But then I realised that he just played me. When I got my money back I felt better. I was more worried about his girlfriend and how she felt. ‘But yeah, he didn’t give me many signs apart from the fact that I was suspecting him having a girlfriend.’
In the Twitter thread, she explained that she was hesitant about exposing him as it meant telling everyone about her personal life, but wanted to name and shame him to stop other people from being in the same situation. ‘I just couldn’t deal with the stress of it,’ she wrote on the thread. ‘However, he really took the piss out of my life and disrespected me to a whole new level when I was nothing but kind to him. ‘He staged the lost wallet scenario so that he could get hold of my card details. He obviously planned it as the last time I saw him we were still cool, he had to gain my trust first. He was very convincing, I must applaud him on that.
‘About a month later I got these suspicious transactions on my bank statement, I thought that it was just some random scammer that somehow got hold of my details. I called my bank and told them, they sent me a new card and blocked my old one. ‘I showed my friend a few days later and she was like there’s an easyJet payment on here and it has the flight reference on it.
There it all was… both he and his girlfriends’ full names with boarding passes, everything! They already checked in! He is taking his girlfriend to Paris on my expense, the audacity! He even booked the hotel and tourist crap all on the same day. ‘I was shaking. The level of pissocity that went through my veins was indescribable. I was really here questioning what I could have done to deserve this much disrespect. He really didn’t care or think I was smart enough to figure it out or report it if I did.’
After this point, Angel and her friends created a group chat, calling the man in question #Fraudbae, gathering evidence to show to the police. They found receipts for flowers to be sent to his girlfriend’s work address, a paid service which provides likes on your social media (amounting to £38), council bills, and parking tickets, amongst others. Though normally a private person, Angel decided to share the experience with her followers as she has heard he has tried this scheme with other girls. She wanted to warn them about his behaviour or that of anybody else out there looking to fraud people out of their money.
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On one double date night, he told her he’d lost his wallet and she would have to cover him for the night, to which she agreed. She had trusted him and didn’t mind paying for him for one evening. But the next day, her date was seen partying and having a good old time on his Snapchat. Angel messaged him to enquire about whether he’d found his wallet but learned that he’d quickly blocked her on all social media and her phone.Later, she found that he’d taken her bank details the last time she saw him and used her money on a Sky subscription, to pay bills, and, most shockingly, on a romantic getaway to Paris with his actual girlfriend. Angel told the captivating tale on her Twitter, where it has received over 6,000 likes. ‘I was just in shock at first because I thought I did something wrong,’ she said. ‘But then I realised that he just played me. When I got my money back I felt better. I was more worried about his girlfriend and how she felt. ‘But yeah, he didn’t give me many signs apart from the fact that I was suspecting him having a girlfriend.’In the Twitter thread, she explained that she was hesitant about exposing him as it meant telling everyone about her personal life, but wanted to name and shame him to stop other people from being in the same situation. ‘I just couldn’t deal with the stress of it,’ she wrote on the thread. ‘However, he really took the piss out of my life and disrespected me to a whole new level when I was nothing but kind to him. ‘He staged the lost wallet scenario so that he could get hold of my card details. He obviously planned it as the last time I saw him we were still cool, he had to gain my trust first. He was very convincing, I must applaud him on that.‘About a month later I got these suspicious transactions on my bank statement, I thought that it was just some random scammer that somehow got hold of my details. I called my bank and told them, they sent me a new card and blocked my old one. ‘I showed my friend a few days later and she was like there’s an easyJet payment on here and it has the flight reference on it.There it all was… both he and his girlfriends’ full names with boarding passes, everything! They already checked in! He is taking his girlfriend to Paris on my expense, the audacity! He even booked the hotel and tourist crap all on the same day. ‘I was shaking. The level of pissocity that went through my veins was indescribable. I was really here questioning what I could have done to deserve this much disrespect. He really didn’t care or think I was smart enough to figure it out or report it if I did.’After this point, Angel and her friends created a group chat, calling the man in question #Fraudbae, gathering evidence to show to the police. They found receipts for flowers to be sent to his girlfriend’s work address, a paid service which provides likes on your social media (amounting to £38), council bills, and parking tickets, amongst others. Though normally a private person, Angel decided to share the experience with her followers as she has heard he has tried this scheme with other girls. She wanted to warn them about his behaviour or that of anybody else out there looking to fraud people out of their money.Photo Credit: Getty