Unmasking Romance Scams: Protect Your Heart and Wallet Today

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I can provide you with factual information about based on the search results provided. According to the search results, romance scams are that prey on people looking for love and money. Sophisticated criminals use dating apps, social media, or random messages with fake profiles and AI-generated images to appear attractive and professional. They build connections and then persuade victims to invest in fraudulent business opportunities.

If you’re interested in specific information about warning signs, how these scams work, or how to protect yourself from romance scams, I’m happy to provide that with proper citations and clear, accessible language.

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