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“I Sold My House for Online Love!”
Rebecca says her best friend, Jane, is being scammed by her online boyfriend, “Jonathan,” who claims he is stuck on a construction site in Miami. Jane says she is in love with “Jonathan,” and has been sending him money through wire transfers and cryptocurrency machines – totaling nearly $1 million dollars – an amount most of Jane’s friends and family are unaware of. Additionally, Jane says “Jonathan” convinced her to put her house on the market, and she plans to send him $140,000 of the profit and then move to Miami to live with him. Watch as Dr. Phil sits down with Rebecca, Jane, and Jane’s aunt, Patty, in hopes of uncovering the truth about “Jonathan.”
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