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If nothing else,free beastiality cartoon sex videos millennials know how to pull a good scam. Icons like Joanne the Scammer brought clever money making into the mainstream, and now the next generation is pulling off scams of their own design.

Progress, kind of?

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Junior scammer Maggie Archer posted screenshots of her incredibly simple method of making money off Tinder to her Twitter.

She set her bio to just "send me $5, see what happens," which is... suggestive, yeah.

It suggests something will happen that'd be worth $5, which is, admittedly, subjective. So anyone taking the bait here is setting themselves up for a scam, but whatever.

People take the bait, send money to her Paypal, and then she un-matches them. It's that simple.

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Archer told Buzzfeed News that a "surprising amount of men take the bait," and she's received money from more than 20 men in less than a week.

Some quick math will tell you that's about $100 for doing literally nothing but hooking her matches on the mystery of it all with a one-sentence proposition promising nothing.

It goes back to what grandmothers have been saying for generations: leave things to the imagination. But, like, charge them for it, obviously.

Archer said she wanted to give the idea to more women to "share the wealth," and a lot of replies to her tweet seem to indicate the idea might catch on-- until men catch on, that is.

One girl even tried it, and it worked!

A spokesperson from Tinder has since reached out and stated, “Requesting money from other Tinder users violates our terms of service. As a result, these users have been removed from Tinder.”

So, uh, it was fun while it lasted? Sorry ladies. Take that cash and buy access to a more elite dating app maybe?

Updated to include statement from Tinder.


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