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A URL counts once per month and can appear in several months or themes. Themes describe the current record assessment; months show URL observations, not when events or each claim first appeared. Warnings, allegations and reported experiences are all included when coded. Partial months, collection gaps and changes in sources affect both measures. A higher share does not establish a higher risk to victims.
| Observation month | Matching URLs | All included URLs | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 2025 | 34 | 34 | 100.0% |
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The headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseChew describes being forced to make Love Scam calls in Myawaddy and being blocked from family contact; the headline reports starvation and beatings with iron. Code the forced-work/physical-harm account as an operation participant’s experience, not the loss of a romantically targeted victim.
Reported caseThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseSpanish-language guidance expressly concerns financial fraud in virtual romantic relationships. Generic advice is not a reported case or an evaluated intervention.
Prevention & supportThe source attributes an $86,800 retirement-fund loss to a romance scam involving AI deepfakes and Bitcoin. These are the article’s claims; AI effectiveness and the precise case identity are unverified.
Reported caseThe French title addresses preventing sentimental scams on Revolut. Its truncated description supplies no victim case, measured loss or effectiveness result.
Prevention & supportThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe headline reports a 360-million-yuan marriage/dating fraud case and nearly 1,500 arrests. These figures are attributed; the number arrested is not a count of victimization events.
Reported caseThis overview lists romance scams alongside several other cybercrime types. Its aggregate Indian cybercrime figure and AI examples must not be treated as romance-only totals or a specific romance case.
Related mentionThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseSanda police reporting combines SNS investment and romance fraud: 34 reports and about 300 million yen through the end of November. Neither figure is a romance-only total; the observation date does not provide missing incident dates.
Research & trendsThe source warns about military-profile romance scams targeting women. This is general impersonation/prevention advice, not evidence that every soldier profile is fraudulent.
Prevention & supportThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseThe title expressly identifies an online-romance fraud attempt prevented by police. The description reports a jewellery shop alert over a 100,000-yuan proposed purchase. This is attempted loss/interception, not completed financial loss.
Reported caseA television episode listing describes an online romance scam said to involve 88 victims. It is a media-work description, not 88 independently verified cases or evidence of the specific gold-transfer mechanism beyond its title.
Related mentionThe headline describes a Bluewater resident losing $60,000 in a romance scam, followed by police advice. Ten URLs repeat this headline/context; they are candidate repeated coverage, not ten victims. More detail is needed before association beyond this reporting unit.
Reported caseTaipei police describe dating-platform deposits to meet a desired partner, repeated payments and an arrested female collector. Preserve the discrepancy: the headline says 9.25 million while the description says 9.52 million. Referral under fraud/laundering law is not conviction, recovery or an established completed laundering act.
Reported caseThe description expressly connects large investment-scam losses with flirtatious strangers online and US investigators. It reports multiple experiences, not a denominator or verified number of distinct cases. The flirtatious lure supports relationship-based deception without establishing a sustained fabricated partnership.
Research & trendsA 74-year-old Green Valley woman is described as losing over $20,000 after eight months with someone claiming to be a retired four-star general. The supplied language code is Danish although the text is English; Green Valley alone does not establish a country.
Reported caseA 55-year-old in Hersfeld-Rotenburg is described as a Love-Scamming victim and police warn about fake social-network profiles. The retained title/description does not explicitly state financial harm; the amount in the URL is not coding evidence. No clinical psychological outcome is established.
Reported caseA 55-year-old in Hersfeld-Rotenburg is described as a Love-Scamming victim and police warn about fake social-network profiles. The retained title/description does not explicitly state financial harm; the amount in the URL is not coding evidence. No clinical psychological outcome is established.
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