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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.
The report describes a jailed man who abused a woman and separately defrauded people through dating apps. It does not establish that all harms occurred to the same scam victims.
An influencer says misuse of her photos in dating scams has left her afraid. Her distress is an identity-misuse harm, not evidence that she took victims’ money.
The account describes Gemma Kingsley’s dating-app fraud, sentencing and financial and emotional effects on men. The brief summary supplies no measured psychological outcome.
The Financial Ombudsman Service reports more than 500 romance-scam complaints and describes fraud as potentially distressing. Complaint volume is not victim prevalence; the emotional-harm statement is general.
A student seeking a Tinder date was threatened with a gun image and sought NT$50,000 in prepaid points. Staff and police reportedly stopped the purchase and reassured her. The threat is not evidence of physical assault, and the stopped amount is not a completed loss.
The Financial Ombudsman Service reports more than 500 romance-scam complaints and describes fraud as potentially distressing. Complaint volume is not victim prevalence; the emotional-harm statement is general.
The Financial Ombudsman Service reports more than 500 romance-scam complaints and describes fraud as potentially distressing. Complaint volume is not victim prevalence; the emotional-harm statement is general.
A student seeking a Tinder date was threatened with a gun image and sought NT$50,000 in prepaid points. Staff and police reportedly stopped the purchase and reassured her. The threat is not evidence of physical assault, and the stopped amount is not a completed loss.
Louise recounts a relationship with Sébastien D. through TikTok and distress after alleged losses; the title reports conviction. Generic loss of health does not establish a specific physical injury or diagnosis.
A Connecticut story describes a $1.5m romance scheme and an official’s statement about financial and emotional harm. The summary supplies no individual diagnosis.
A victim account describes having to sell a home, losing thousands and feeling heartbroken. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the report supplies no precise loss.
A victim account describes having to sell a home, losing thousands and feeling heartbroken. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the report supplies no precise loss.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
German reporting describes loss of savings and heartbreak through love scams in the southwest. Distress is not a clinical diagnosis, and the excerpt supplies no rate or AI effect estimate.
Commentary describes organized romantic deception and potentially large financial and emotional harms. The generalized distress is not a clinical diagnosis or measured prevalence.
Commentary describes organized romantic deception and potentially large financial and emotional harms. The generalized distress is not a clinical diagnosis or measured prevalence.
Commentary describes organized romantic deception and potentially large financial and emotional harms. The generalized distress is not a clinical diagnosis or measured prevalence.