FBI field offices across the country are warning about the ongoing rise in romance scams as more people turn to online dating ...

These scams are a multimillion dollar problem.

Valentine's day is a time to celebrate love, but it's also when crooks are working overtime on romance scams designed to ...

Love is real, but many online profiles are not, and they're after your money. The NY Division of Consumer Protection said ...

It’s a sad fact, but true — so many of today’s most common scams work by preying on and exploiting trust, and our most human emotions. And that’s even more true when it comes to online dating scams ...

An estimated 1.4 million New Yorkers are approaching online shopping and digital interactions more cautiously due to the rise of AI-driven romance scams, according to Digital Silk.

These cons are becoming increasingly sophisticated.

The FBI is reporting record-high numbers of what they are calling "romance scams," people online pretending to be a potential love interest in an attempt to steal your money.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is urging residents to remain vigilant against romance scams as they look for love ...

FBI officials said scams frequently start on dating apps or social platforms before escalating to financial requests.