After Leviev was released from an Israeli prison, he was back at it on Tinder, as Entertainment Weekly reports. The app did ban Leviev shortly after the Netflix movie came out. Nevertheless, Leviev stands by his innocence, claiming in an Inside Edition special featuring Leviev, “I’m not a Tinder swindler. I was just a single guy that wanted to meet some girls on Tinder. I’m not this monster” (via EW.) Despite the fact Leviev is no longer allowed to look for love on Tinder, he’s now on another popular app that is sure to make headlines, per TMZ.

The app that Leviev joined shortly after the release of the Netflix documentary is Cameo, through which people can commission for money custom online messages from celebrities, ranging from birthday greetings to anniversary messages, among other options. It’s estimated that Leviev made $30 thousand in a matter of days after joining the popular service and that he charges around $200 for personal messages and $2,000 per message for businesses (via TMZ). He also has representation to manage his new found fame and notoriety. 

As far as the women he’s accused of scamming, one of them, named Cecilie Fjellhøy told Entertainment Tonight, “I destroyed my life in two countries,” over her relationship with Leviev. Still, she said Leviev has his own troubles. “He has a very empty life. He has no family, no friends to really care about him. He needs help,” Fjellhøy said.