Valentine's Day, romance scams

FBI Cleveland warns of romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day: What you need to know
As Valentine's Day draws near, FBI Cleveland is warning the public about the dangers of romance scams and confidence fraud, which continues to rise, particularly in online relationships. The FBI advises individuals to exercise caution when engaging with people they have not met in real life.
How to avoid Valentine's Day scams with advice from the Better Business Bureau
As you prepare to celebrate Valentine's Day, there are a few common scams you need to be aware of. Imposter websites and fake florist scams are a few.
Avoid floral scams while shopping for Valentine’s Day gifts
If you’re wanting to get someone special some flowers for Valentine’s Day on Friday, it’s best not to wait until the last minute, you could get scammed out of your hard-earned money.
Beware of romance scams ahead of Valentine’s Day
The FBI warns about romance scammers as Valentine’s Day nears, offering tips to protect both your heart and your finances. According to the FBI, in romance scams criminals use fake online identities to gain affection and trust.
AI-Powered Romance Scams Rake in Millions as Fraudsters Get More Convincing This Valentine's Day
Scammers are using AI to create fake relationships and steal millions from their victims. If it's too good to be true especially this Valentine's Day, just run
BBB: Watch out for these Valentine's Day scams!
Fall in love, but don't fall for scams this Valentine's Day! Jo Ann Deal with the Better Business Bureau shares what scams to look out for ahead of the holiday.
USPS: Don’t fall for Valentine’s Day romance scams
Protecting the sanctity and integrity of the mail is our top priority. Public awareness is critical in stopping these criminals before they cause harm.
FBI Cleveland warns of rising romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day
With Valentine's Day approaching, the FBI Cleveland Field Office is warning the public about the increasing prevalence of online romance and confidence scams.
USPS warns of 'romance scams' ahead of Valentine's Day
USPS and USPIS are warning consumers about being targeted for romance scams ahead of Valentine's Day. The scams often start online, but can escalate to requests for money or valuables through the mail. If you are someone you know has been targeted by a romance scam involving the mail, report it to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
USPS warns of rising ‘romance scams’ targeting victims ahead of Valentine’s Day
The United States Postal Service (USPS) and the United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) issue warnings about the risk of romance scams as Valentine’s Day approaches.
FBI Warns of 'Sinister' Romance Scams
With Valentine's Day approaching, the FBI has issued a stark warning about the rise of "sinister" romance scams targeting individuals online. These scams are emotionally and financially devastating and prey on those seeking companionship.
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As Valentine’s Day Approaches, Charlie, Banking* for 62+ Americans, Reveals the Celebrities Fraudsters Most Often Impersonate in Romance Scams Targeting Older …
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Charlie, banking* for 62+ Americans, has revealed the celebrities fraudsters most frequently ...
Beware of romance scams on Valentine's Day
Valentine’s Day is a time when scammers will ask their victims for money, gift cards, or pictures. Here's how to protect yourself.
Tax season means potential auto theft crimes, Valentine's Day scams
Melissa Castro with CCPD's Crime Prevention Department says tax return season could mean a lot of people looking to buy new cars. Here is what you should know.