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Valentine's Day, romance scams

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2026 Valentine's romance scams and how to avoid them
Valentine's Day romance scams in 2026 use AI personas and automated scripts to target divorced and widowed individuals through data broker profiles.

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 · 7h · on MSN
NY romance scams are soaring. Don’t get tricked this Valentine’s Day
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Romance scams are targeting singles this Valentine’s Day
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Happy Valentine’s Day 2026 wishes: 50+ romantic messages, quotes, WhatsApp statuses, and images to share with your loved ones on 14 February
Happy Valentine's Day! Do you want to send a romantic message to your lover, or are you looking for the perfect caption for a social media story for your beau?

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Happy Valentine's Day 2026: 80+ wishes, messages, quotes, images, Instagram stories and WhatsApp status
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Valentine’s Day 2026: 7 unique gift ideas for him and her under INR 5000
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Romance Scams Target Vulnerable Texans – FBI Shares Warning Signs And Tips

FBI-Dallas warns of rising romance scams ahead of Valentine’s Day; Texans lost over $57M in 2024. Key signs and tips.
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San Antonio users lost $28 million to romance scams last year. What are the warning signs?

Online scammers may aim to take advantage of a person's trust for financial gain, sometimes by cultivating a fraudulent relationship.
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"Speak to someone you trust, even if you don't think it's a scam" - LexisNexis Risk Solutions issues advice to help consumers avoid romance fraud

Never send money, gift cards or other valuables to someone you've never met in person. Always speak to a family member, trusted friend or colleague – even if you don't think it's a scam. This is exactly what the scammer doesn't want you to do, since it risks the illusion being shattered and them losing control of the scam.
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Dear Abby: I told her she’s caught up in a romance scam and now she won’t speak to me

I recognized all the signs and tried to warn her. She insists he’s real, it’s true love and they are getting married.
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