People looking for love on dating apps are being lured into cryptocurrency scams. Here is what red flags you should be on the lookout for when swiping right to more than just love. Amie Mitchell is the CEO of the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Eastern Oklahoma. She said complaints have started to come in from Tinder and Hinge users who say that rich and successful profiles that grab people's attention have been leaving people broke and scammed. “They really want to get you off of the platform. Whatever social site that is and get you into text messaging. They continue to form that relationship,” Mitchell said. Here’s how the scam works, and it doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman.