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A Kinmen woman previously lost NT$2m in romance fraud and later nearly bought large-value gaming credits in another suspected scam. The newer attempt’s exact relationship to the first scam is unclear.
Bank staff and police reportedly stop a Taiwanese man in his seventies withdrawing NT$500,000 for a proposed marriage trip. The fraud is suspected; an intercepted withdrawal is not a completed loss.
Guardia Civil report arresting a couple over €7,600 allegedly taken from a woman with a disability during four years of romantic deception. The account is not a conviction.
A Bengaluru man reports losing more than ₹1.5 lakh to alleged AI-assisted impersonation and extortion on a dating app. The complaint does not establish a completed prosecution.
Taichung police report a fake-dating loss near NT$50m, a family report, a courier arrest and prosecution. The shorter report does not identify all payment mechanisms.
Shanghai police report a dating-app scheme involving fabricated female romantic contacts and large paid top-ups before disappearance. The stated total is a multi-case aggregate.
Taichung police report a fake-dating loss near NT$50m, a family report, a courier arrest and prosecution. The shorter report does not identify all payment mechanisms.
Taichung police describe a jewelry-business family member losing nearly NT$50m in cash and gold after paid-meeting approaches. The headline says he took family gold; ownership and any separate theft adjudication are not supplied.
Greenbrier authorities allege Ginger Taylor Pirada Yanko-Mitchell took jewelry, watches and coins while posing as a long-term romantic partner. The text reports arrest, not conviction.
Mito police report a 49-year-old man losing cryptocurrency worth about ¥25.88m after purported marriage and investment contact. Claimed Japanese identity does not locate the offender.
Taichung police report a fake-dating loss near NT$50m, a family report, a courier arrest and prosecution. The shorter report does not identify all payment mechanisms.
A 69-year-old Mesa retiree says a fake military romantic contact convinced her to sell her home. The account supports loss of housing assets without establishing literal homelessness.
Dresden reporting says four members of a group receive prison terms for taking savings through feigned love. Reported nationality does not establish victim location.
Regional police reporting combines special fraud and SNS investment/romance fraud in 2025 totals. These are not romance-only losses, and the observation week is not the incident period.