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Indonesian regulator reporting attributes roughly Rp49–50bn to love-scam losses. Repeated coverage is not additional loss, and the brief text does not supply a fully comparable statistical definition.
Research & trendsOJK warns about reported love-scam losses of approximately Rp49.19bn. The warning does not prove a prevention effect or add an independent loss total.
Prevention & supportIndonesian regulator reporting attributes roughly Rp49.19bn to love-scam losses in 2025. Repeated articles are not additional losses; report counts are not necessarily distinct victims.
Research & trendsOJK reports 3,494 love-scam complaints and around Rp49bn losses, describing internationally connected groups. Complaints are not automatically distinct victims.
Research & trendsTaichung bank staff and police stop a proposed dollar transfer for a fake-dating gold-index investment offer. No completed loss or exact proposed amount is given.
Reported caseIndonesian regulator reporting attributes roughly Rp49.19bn to love-scam losses in 2025. Repeated articles are not additional losses; report counts are not necessarily distinct victims.
Research & trendsOJK reporting describes financial and psychological harms and thousands of reports in 2025. The excerpt supplies no psychological prevalence estimate or clinical diagnosis.
Research & trendsPolice statistics combine several fraud categories, including SNS investment and romance fraud. These 2025 amounts are not romance-only losses or January 2026 incidents.
Research & trendsTaichung bank staff and police stop a proposed dollar transfer for a fake-dating gold-index investment offer. No completed loss or exact proposed amount is given.
Reported caseIndonesian regulator reporting attributes roughly Rp49.19bn to love-scam losses in 2025. Repeated articles are not additional losses; report counts are not necessarily distinct victims.
Research & trendsTaichung bank staff and police stop a proposed dollar transfer for a fake-dating gold-index investment offer. No completed loss or exact proposed amount is given.
Reported caseIndonesian regulator reporting attributes roughly Rp49–50bn to love-scam losses. Repeated coverage is not additional loss, and the brief text does not supply a fully comparable statistical definition.
Research & trendsOfunato police report arresting a man over alleged female impersonation and money taken from a Rikuzentakata man in September 2024. Observation in January does not date the underlying alleged offense.
Reported caseMatsusaka police report a man in his fifties losing around ¥1.2m in electronic-money rights through SNS romance fraud.
Reported caseA Sukoharjo woman reportedly loses tens of millions of rupiah after sweet promises through online contact.
Reported caseA French-language report describes a 38-month sentence for attempts to defraud up to 71 people romantically. Attempts are not completed losses, and nationality does not locate victims.
Reported caseMiri police report a local woman in her forties losing over RM270,000 after a supposed British romantic contact and a customs-official pretext. Claimed nationality and airport problems are not established facts.
Reported caseMiri police report a woman in her forties losing around RM270,800 after repeated payment demands and a customs-official impersonation. Repeated demands are distinguished from money recovered.
Reported caseA headline contrasts two Jiangsu women’s romance-scam experiences, including a ¥700,000 loss, and uses blaming language about ignoring warnings. Its ¥2,000 loss-stopping wording is ambiguous.
Reported caseNigerian airport police allege an international celebrity and romance fraud involving US victims and over N1bn. The allegation and currency conversion are attributed; arrest is not conviction.
Reported caseA report describes a woman losing €6,500 after a Facebook contact feigned a relationship and financial emergencies. The description refers to a convicted person but gives no sentence.
Reported caseChino police describe a woman in her sixties losing over ¥6.94m after contact with a supposed astronaut and a marriage promise. The claimed asteroid sale is a pretext.
Reported casePolice report arresting a twenty-year-old in Lagos over alleged romance fraud. The headline amount remains an attributed allegation, not a judicial finding.
Reported caseOtsu police report an eighty-year-old woman losing approximately ¥8m after a Facebook contact and LINE exchanges. The text does not independently verify the account.
Reported caseAn Italian report says Cristina Mattiuz receives two years for romantic fraud and alleges drugging her older husband to facilitate transfers. His separate 2024 death is not attributed to the alleged drugging.
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