Valentine's Day isn't just about love; it's also a prime time for romance scammers. Discover how these cunning fraudsters ...

Alarming new data shows Wales saw eight times more dating scams in 2024. The national fraud data, analysed by Talking Kinky, revealed an 829 per cent surge in romance fraud cases compared to the ...

Data shared by Sumsub shows that three quarters of UK dating app users have come across deepfakes, "19% have personally been ...

In the quest for love, many turn to dating apps, but this Valentine's weekend, a surge in romance scams could leave hopeful hearts broken and bank accounts empty.

The internet is full of people trying to scam people out of their finances — and some are pretending to be besotted celebrities.

But experts have warned dating app users need to be vigilant, as data shows over 9,000 people will likely fall victim to a ...

People between the ages of 60-69 have been identified as most likely to fall victim to dating scams with over two-fifths (45% ...

The number of dating scam reports have soared by 1,242% in the UK - 13 times more than the previous years. In 2023, there was an average financial loss of £112,502, but this rocketed to a ...

As millions turn to dating apps, social media, and messaging platforms to find love, new McAfee India research has revealed ...

Card shops claim February as the month for celebrating love, but it’s also prime time for romance fraudsters. Reported losses ...

The average financial loss for victims of romance scams is £4,500 , according to recent data from Santander with customers losing £6,826,748 to romance scams in the 12 months running from August 2023 ...