Love is in the Air; Swipe left on Romance Scams!
Be wary of individuals who share tragic stories early in the conversation, especially if these stories lead to requests for help or money. Scammers often use emotional narratives to elicit sympathy and financial support. This could be anything from a hospital bill to a robbery to a fire — all designed to manipulate victims into offering to help.
Meta on Wednesday warned internet users to be wary of online acquaintances promising romance but seeking cash as scammers use ...
In Part 1 of our conversation with Ayleen Charlotte, we explored her personal story and the emotional manipulation that ...
Around Valentine’s Day the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning about an increase in romance scams, particularly those targeting people on dating apps. Amy Mitchell, with the BBB, shared insights ...
One of the biggest red flags that your digital beau may not be bona fide: if you notice the conversation turning toward the ...
The Philippine National Police-Anti-Cybercrime Group (PNP-ACG) warned the public against the so-called “love scammers’ who ...
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