The Better Business Bureau and the FBI are warning consumers to remain vigilant, as scammers continue refining their tactics.

“I just felt my blood get hot, and my heart went down to the center of the earth,” says the 24-year-old, who requested that his name be withheld, citing concerns that the cybercriminals may track him ...

As more people go online to seek romantic relationships, and transferring money has gotten easier and less traceable, an ...

Customers ‘fell for’ a heart-breaking £8 million-worth of romance and friendship scams last year, the high street bank has ...

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General has issued a warning about romance scams amid the Valentine’s Day season. AG Dave Sunday said ...

Romance scams often start online but frequently escalate to requests for money or valuables sent through the mail, leading to devastating financial and emotional losses for victims, the USPS advises.

SALT LAKE CITY — A man in Africa says he made his living as a romance scammer, targeting people in the United States. He recently contacted KSL to share his story in the hopes it will help ...

Valentine's Day is a prime time for romance scammers to target victims for money and gifts. Scammers use social media to research their victims and build trust before employing tactics like ...

Romance scammers usually prey on emotionally vulnerable targets in the hopes they'll send money. Avoid becoming a victim by knowing the signs of a scam and vetting the people you meet online.

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.