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A Bengaluru man on Monday claimed that he got over 100 matches on the dating app Bumble with just ten minutes of scrolling. He stated that he got all the likes while he was at Bengaluru airport, adding that he has decoded the hacks through which one can get more matches. While the netizens of social media reacted to the post in disbelief, the techie also shared the screenshot of the "chats" section of the app, confirming that he had really gotten those likes.

While sharing the post on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), Ankit (the author) stated that he got all those likes while he "bored swiping". "10 minutes of bored swiping at Bangalore airport is all you need," the caption read. The post immediately went viral with young netizens curious to know how he got so many matches in such a short span of time.

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While providing details, Ankit stated that anyone with a profile on dating apps must focus on highlighting their educational backgrounds. He also pointed out the importance of profile pictures featuring horses, European travel, and bright lighting to convey that the user is wealthy.

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"In general getting clicked where everyone is getting clicked is a bad idea. Cultural context and sustainable sources of attention are more suitable. If you're in Bangalore, pictures from Europe work. If you're in Europe pictures from Bangalore work. 4. Your bio comes last. But your profession and college come first. Be creative there," he stated.

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While many of the netizens reacted in disbelief, curious to know how he got all the matches, others pointed out the alleged frauds on these apps. "It could be a good case study, I tell you," one of the users stated. "99.99% would be scammers with fake accounts. Looks like scammers know his bank balance," another user pointed out.