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5 Even in Hong Kong
Three armed robbers stormed influencer Meiyan’s Hong Kong home and stole $480,000 after she flaunted her wealth online. Because, as we all know, you’re not really wealthy unless you’re bragging about it online, right? A late night commotion in the living room woke Mei Yan up, and when she left her bedroom to see what that commotion was because an unexpected commotion never ends up just being Santa, she discovered that three men had broken into her apartment.

4 BitBoy Fights Back
Crypto influencer Ben Armstrong livestreamed himself storming his former business partner’s home to confront him about his alleged wrongdoings. Armstrong, who goes by the intimidating name BitBoy, captured himself arriving at Carlos Diaz’s driveway. In the 40minute live stream, Armstrong took the time to explain to his followers what was happening. He said Diaz was planning to snuff him out and had ties to the mafia in Houston.

3 Hand Picked!
Denver pastor of the onlineonly Victorious Grace Church, Eli Regalado, sold $3.4 million of ‘Godbacked’ worthless crypto. So much of that is already problematic, right? Regalado and his wife, Kaitlyn, set up the Kingdom of Wealth exchange and told their investors that their INDXcoins were Godbacked. The individual coins cost $1.50, but the Regalados told them that they were worth $10 each.

2 Sugar Gone Bad
Hailey McNally abandoned her ‘sugar daddy’ at a U2 concert so she could steal $50,000 from his hotel safe. McNally met an unnamed man, who was in his 50s, on ‘Seeking Arrangements’, a website that connects sugar daddies and babies. The two had met five weeks before the incident, and he soon became her ‘sugar daddy’. They arranged to spend the weekend at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in exchange for $2,500.

1 A Million Every Week
Linda Andrade showed off her lavish lifestyle on social media, but broadcasting her massive expenses and displays of wealth raised suspicions for people on the web. Andrade’s husband, Ricky Andrade, became a millionaire when he was 22 and founded eight companies, including a tech company, a charity, and a nonprofit. The man who once worked as a commercial dishwasher technician claimed his success began when he ventured into affiliate marketing.