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A Saga man reportedly sent about ¥5.4m after romantic messages and an auction-profit proposal. Nine transfers do not establish nine separate victims or repeated demands.
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| Nov 2025 | 174 | 392 | 44.4% |
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| Apr 2026 | 239 | 491 | 48.7% |
| May 2026 | 171 | 785 | 21.8% |
| Jun 2026 | 214 | 842 | 25.4% |
| Jul 2026 | 469 | 1,143 | 41.0% |
| Aug 2026 | 319 | 640 | 49.8% |
| Sep 2026 | 373 | 638 | 58.5% |
| Oct 2026 | 17 | 30 | 56.7% |
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A Saga man reportedly sent about ¥5.4m after romantic messages and an auction-profit proposal. Nine transfers do not establish nine separate victims or repeated demands.
Reported caseA Shimane report describes the same type of combined gold and cash loss, with differently rounded amounts. Keep this source’s wording and units.
Reported caseA brief Japanese headline reports a Kasama woman’s ¥8.4m loss as a possible romance scam. The relationship attribution remains tentative.
Reported caseShimane police describe a record loss within their local statistical series since 2020. This does not establish a global record or wider incidence trend.
Reported casePolice report a Shimane man’s combined gold and cash loss. Sato is the claimed contact’s name, not an independently identified offender.
Reported casePolice describe a Shimane man handing over gold bars, coins and cash after investment promises from a supposed woman. Components remain separate from the combined total.
Reported caseShimane police report gold bars, coins and cash totalling about ¥324.48m. The property and cash components must not be added again to the total.
Reported caseA report discusses the Shimane gold loss and direct handover without banks. The linked romance-scam description provides context; bypassing a bank does not alone prove why the loss grew.
Reported caseShimane police report a man in his seventies losing more than ¥320m. The headline does not independently establish the event’s date.
Reported caseSaheed Owolabi was reportedly sentenced to 15 years for a $1.5m romance-fraud and laundering scheme. The amount is a scheme figure, not an additional loss for each article.
Reported caseA headline reports a US 15-year sentence involving a $1.5m romance scam. Generic blogger-template text does not establish the defendant’s identity.
Reported caseFukui police investigate a ¥23.63m cryptocurrency loss after contact with a woman on social media. The related-link ¥242m amount describes another report.
Reported caseQingdao police report arresting Li over fabricated occupational personas in multiple dating scams. The two-million-yuan scheme figure is not each victim’s loss.
Reported caseJackie Crenshaw publicly describes losing roughly $1m and retirement savings. The headline’s official response does not identify a specific enacted policy.
Reported casePolice reportedly rescued a woman after alleged romantic and ritual promises to double pension money. Rescue does not establish return of the reported R1m loss.
Reported casePolice describe multiple occupational personas and more than two million yuan across cases; one woman reports a separate 300,000-yuan loss. Keep overall and individual figures distinct.
Reported caseAkita police report a man losing ¥11.79m after a request to advance living expenses. The brief account establishes neither recovery nor a court outcome.
Reported caseA Connecticut woman reportedly emptied retirement savings following a two-month relationship scam. The excerpt does not specify the amount or date of the loss.
Reported caseA reported romantic approach led to sexual-image blackmail and €3,000 paid. Sextortion does not establish physical sexual assault.
Reported caseAn 84-year-old Salzburg man reportedly lost around €43,000 after months of online contact.
Reported caseA husband was reportedly jailed for laundering love-scam proceeds with his wife. A victim’s reported loss and remaining savings are separate figures.
Reported caseA 91-year-old man reportedly lost a five-figure sum after contact through a dating platform. The woman’s presented age is not proof of her real identity.
Reported caseA man is expected in court over a reported R1m romantic-deception loss. The court appearance is prospective. “Love is blind” is the headline’s framing, not an explanation endorsed by this collection.
Reported caseDelhi police reportedly arrested five people after a dating-app lure led to abduction, assault and a ₹700,000 loss. Reported allegations do not establish conviction.
Reported casePolice used writing and a phone to communicate with a woman who could not speak after a supposed overseas athlete repeatedly requested $1,000 charity transfers. Earlier payments and the newly stopped transfer are distinct; the number of earlier payments is unspecified.
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