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Valentine's Day is over, but criminals are still looking to exploit people looking for love. These schemes are happening on dating apps, social media and increasingly with AI chatbots.

According to the FTC, nearly 65,000 people reported romance scams in 2023, with total losses amounting to $1.14 billion.

Rebecca D’Antonio, a romance scam victim who lost $100,000 to a scammer she met on OKCupid, a dating website she thought was ...

Romance scams cost US victims over $1 billion in 2023. Authorities warn of rising online fraud, as tech firms crack down on ...

THEY MAKE A CONNECTION. NEARLY 65,000 PEOPLE REPORTED ROMANCE SCAMS IN 2023, ACCORDING TO THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION, WITH TOTAL LOSSES AMOUNTING TO 1.14 BILLION. THE P.I. WE TALKED TO HERE IN ...

Determined to fight back, Roach runs a nonprofit, called Pink Lady Against Scammers, from her home in south St. Louis County.

Romance scammers target people looking for connection and love - and then bilk them for money or quick-hit investments.

On this Valentine's Day, if you're looking for love on social media sites or dating apps, you are not alone. But watch out ...