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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.
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A blog narrator alleges dating-related loss and challenges the belief that only stupid or greedy people are deceived. This is an attributed challenge to blame, not endorsement or evidence of a verified victim.
Reported caseBlog narrative describes losing assets through online romance and calls the narrator foolish. Self-blame is a reported framing, not a judgment endorsed by this research; clinical harm is not inferred.
Reported caseBlog narrative alleges dating fraud and loss of savings while explicitly challenging the idea that only foolish or greedy people are deceived. This records discussion of blame, not endorsement of it.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges a 5.5m-yen loss after romantic sweet talk led to a fake exchange, with explicit self-blame. This is an unverified account, not an established case total.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges a 5.5m-yen loss after romantic sweet talk led to a fake exchange, with explicit self-blame. This is an unverified account, not an established case total.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges a 5.5m-yen loss after romantic sweet talk led to a fake exchange, with explicit self-blame. This is an unverified account, not an established case total.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges being financially exploited through an apparently ideal online romance and explicitly calls their own experience foolish. General news amounts in the excerpt are not this narrators proven loss.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges being financially exploited through an apparently ideal online romance and explicitly calls their own experience foolish. General news amounts in the excerpt are not this narrators proven loss.
Reported caseBlog narrator alleges savings lost in dating fraud while challenging the belief that only foolish or greedy people are deceived. The account and platform accusation are unverified.
Reported caseThe first-person blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived. The stereotype is challenged, not endorsed.
Reported caseThe headline describes use of Betty Kyallo’s photo for online romance scams and calls targeted men gullible. That wording is recorded as publisher blame framing, not endorsed by this research.
Reported caseA first-person blog describes being financially drained through a perfect-love narrative and uses self-blaming language. The claimed experience is not independently verified.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseA first-person blog claims financial depletion in a perfect-love narrative and uses self-blaming language. The account is not independently verified.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseA first-person blog claims financial depletion in a perfect-love narrative and uses self-blaming language. The account is not independently verified.
Reported caseThe blog claims savings lost in dating fraud while rejecting the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived.
Reported caseUnverified purported dating-fraud experience. The text questions the stereotype that only foolish or greedy people are deceived; blame language is quoted, not endorsed by this research.
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