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"A New York man has found a unique way to retrieve his stolen iPhone.  Nadav Nirenberg, 27, created a fake online dating profile after discovering the thief had been using his OKCupid account to send messages to women after stealing his phone on New Year&amp;#039;s Eve. According to Sky News, Nirenberg had left the phone in the back of a taxi, and despite calling with offers of a reward, had no luck in finding his phone. He explained: &amp;quot;I created another OKCupid account as &amp;#039;Jennifer Gonzalez&amp;#039;, a flirtacious 24-year-old who just moved to Brooklyn. Then I chatted him up.&amp;quot; Nirenberg set up a meeting with the thief and within hours the man was on his way to meet &amp;#039;Jennifer&amp;#039;. He said: &amp;quot;Little did he know that on his way up the stairs I would pop out behind him, calmly give him $20 for my phone and tell him cops were on the way. &amp;quot;When he realised what had happened the look on his face was priceless. He must have felt like an idiot. He was all dressed up, he was carrying a bottle of wine and he stank of cologne. &amp;quot;The $20 was because I wanted to lead with a peace offering instead of a confrontation. I wanted it to be over as quickly as possible.&amp;quot; Nirenberg believes the man who stole the phone was the taxi driver of the cab where he left his iPhone. &amp;gt; Fugitive caught after appearing on dating show &amp;gt; Man&amp;#039;s dating spreadsheet goes viral "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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