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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.
An EFCC witness describes a December 2024 raid involving 792 arrests in mixed cryptocurrency investment and romance fraud. This testimony observed in January is not 792 new January arrests.
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.
Greenbrier deputies report arresting and charging Ginger Taylor Pirada Yanko-Mitchell in a possible multi-state romance scam. The allegation is not a conviction.
Authorities warn about romance scams and describe reported growth. The excerpt does not provide an evaluated prevention effect or an adequate population denominator.
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.
Cyberabad police list romance scams among several online threats to families. The warning does not link each listed technology or harm to romance fraud.
An EFCC witness describes a December 2024 raid involving 792 arrests in mixed cryptocurrency investment and romance fraud. This testimony observed in January is not 792 new January arrests.
Authorities warn about romance scams and describe reported growth. The excerpt does not provide an evaluated prevention effect or an adequate population denominator.
A Dresden report says four offenders were convicted in a love-scamming case. Generalized statements about loneliness do not establish population vulnerability.
A Korean forum post repeats a gendered claim about ages supposedly easy to deceive romantically. This is an unverified online assertion, not a measured vulnerability comparison.
The Philippine immigration bureau warns about romantic gift or parcel scams that misuse its name. Claimed official emails or detained parcels are part of the alleged pretext, not confirmed government action.
A technology-company trend account discusses AI and romance fraud within broader scam predictions. It does not demonstrate AI use in every case or a population rate.
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.
Oberstdorf police identify a 71-year-old woman as a romance-scam victim after a bank employee reports unusual transfers. The short account does not establish an exact loss or recovered amount.
A Neipu woman asks police for help after a man met on Tantan and a supposed manager demand money and threaten a visit. Police report preventing the transfer and personal-data disclosure.
A fan alleges romantic deception after payments to an influencer. Prosecutors decline charges, citing genuine goods and donations and characterizing a civil dispute. The alleged romantic fraud is contested, not established.
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.
Authorities warn about romance scams and describe reported growth. The excerpt does not provide an evaluated prevention effect or an adequate population denominator.