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27th March 2017
10:21pm BST

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She doesn't promise anything, in fact, she stays intentionally vague when they ask what will happen when they send the money, telling them to send it and find out.
She then sends them her Paypal details so they can forward the money...
Her next step is to unmatch them once she receives the money.
A lot of people have been caught out by it as she told Buzzfeed News that around one in five men actually send her money. She received money from over 20 matches in just under a week.
"It's really a foolproof plan, because I'm not actually promising anything, I just say 'see what happens,'" Archer told BuzzFeed News.

However, it's not all good for Maggie as requesting money on Tinder violates the apps terms of service and usually results in said users having their accounts deleted.
A spokesperson from Tinder said: “Requesting money from other Tinder users violates our terms of service. As a result, these users have been removed from Tinder.”
But that hasn't stopped people on Twitter absolutely loving her ingenuity...
https://twitter.com/legsanity/status/845411553021079553 https://twitter.com/ConcertFLOTUS/status/844677813085130753 https://twitter.com/josefgoldilock/status/845755732591083520 https://twitter.com/JellyfishCommaK/status/845085730254807041 https://twitter.com/daniellexo/status/845690122628710401 Catch up with this week's episode of 888Sport Football Friday LiveExplore more on these topics: