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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.
A daughter reports that an elderly woman lost $81,000 and her home after celebrity impersonation involving an AI video. The real actor is not implicated and the account is not independent verification.
A married couple reportedly receives over S$1m in love-scam proceeds and converts funds to Bitcoin; the wife is jailed for over six years. Currency conversions and differing sentence wording are retained, and the wife’s sentence is not assigned to both spouses.
Nigerian police say they recovered and returned $23,000 in an international romance-scam case. This is an attributed return claim; it is not evidence that all losses were reimbursed.
A warning or advice item discusses romantic deception. Claims of growth or targeting are attributed and do not establish prevalence or evaluated prevention effectiveness.
Coverage discusses AI-assisted romantic deception and awareness activity. Claimed sophistication is not an evaluated effect; proposed training or equipment upgrades are not completed outcomes.
Reporting names Nzube Henry Ikeji in allegations of a $2.5m fake-Dubai-prince scheme. Nationality and the impersonated title do not establish victim residence or offender location.
Taichung police describe a free interactive simulator covering romance, ticket, shopping and customer-service scams. Positive audience comments are not evidence of effectiveness.
A warning or advice item concerns romantic deception. Seasonal increases and survey-based targeting claims are attributed, not measurements of all victimization or prevention effectiveness.
A daughter reports that an elderly woman lost $81,000 and her home after celebrity impersonation involving an AI video. The real actor is not implicated and the account is not independent verification.
Taichung police describe a free interactive simulator covering romance, ticket, shopping and customer-service scams. Positive audience comments are not evidence of effectiveness.
A warning or advice item discusses romantic deception. Claims of growth or targeting are attributed and do not establish prevalence or evaluated prevention effectiveness.
Coverage warns of AI-assisted love scams or an awareness campaign. A broad statement about possible sexual exploitation is not a verified individual sexual-harm case.
A warning or advice item discusses romantic deception. Claims of growth or targeting are attributed and do not establish prevalence or evaluated prevention effectiveness.
Taipei reporting describes a woman deceived through online contact and crypto investment, then robbed during a NT$7.05m cash handover. Police report six arrests and NT$7m recovered; recovery does not prove return to the victim.
Taipei reporting describes a woman deceived through online contact and crypto investment, then robbed during a NT$7.05m cash handover. Police report six arrests and NT$7m recovered; recovery does not prove return to the victim.
A Basel-region tourist reportedly lost CHF20,500 after a German bartender in Mallorca feigned a relationship. The holiday location is not inferred to be the victim’s home.
Fukui reports provisional 2025 totals for special fraud and combined SNS investment/romance fraud. The two groups’ totals do not establish romance-only losses.
A warning or advice item concerns romantic deception. Seasonal increases and survey-based targeting claims are attributed, not measurements of all victimization or prevention effectiveness.
Coverage alleges a Nigerian socialite impersonated Dubai’s crown prince in a $2.5m romance scheme. The persona is not the real prince and nationality does not locate the victim.
A warning or advice item concerns romantic deception. Seasonal increases and survey-based targeting claims are attributed, not measurements of all victimization or prevention effectiveness.