If it has happened to you, don't blame yourself. Remember, these scammers know exactly how to manipulate people. The ...

How to Avoid It: Never invest money based on the advice of an online love interest. If someone you've never met in real life wants you to invest in their "surefire" scheme, it's a surefire scam.

Love can make you do some pretty crazy things ... According to the FBI, scam artists often say they’re in the construction industry or involved in projects outside of the U.S. to make it ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Simon Shiff’s dad is in love. At least he thinks ... conversation with his father. If you have a loved one who’s stuck in a scam, the Federal Trade Commission says ...

Both types of scams involve financial grooming, where the scammer builds a relationship with the victim before perpetrating the scam. Financial grooming scams are often complex and devastating for ...

Romance scams have been on the rise for the past several ... Many scammers will begin speaking of a future together and will tell you they love you quickly or use overly flowery language to ...

So, when this person is committed to “the love of my life, I believe it,” and if you show them a bunch of articles, they will reply, “I’m sorry those people fell for a scam, but that’s ...

She further explained that romance scams are methodical and patient ... “Just say, ‘Hey, this sounds amazing, and I want this for you. I want this love for you, but I’m a little concerned ...

In 2022, American lost $547 million to romance scams. That number jumped to more than $1 billion in 2023. Experts say you need to know the warning signs. We’re all looking for love.

"They don't love you. They love your money," Roach said. While romance scams are on the rise, so are Roach's TikTok followers—nearly 30,000 and counting. She urges anyone looking for love online ...