Romance Scams

Hey Alloy225, we want to give you a heads up on romance scams.

Love don't cost a thing You didn't send money to that random person online. So why would you consider sending money to someone you've never met IRL.   The number of reported romance scams is growing at a crazy high rate with the fastest being pig-butchering, a crypto-currency scam. Scammers know how to butter you up with promises of love and money to gain your trust.   The fastest growing financial scam known as "pig butchering" now accounts for about 40% of crypto-related report claims since 2018. You're your best defense! Trust your gut and use in-app tools like Selfie Verification to make sure your date is who they say they are. You can always report someone who's asked you for money on the platform.

More tips on how you can date with confidence: Never send money - like ever Not by a wire transfer, money order, gift card or foreign exchange. Not for any reason. Ever.     Stay on the app as long as possible Scammers with try to get you to another platform quickly, which can be a common flag for these types of scams. Always stay on the app when getting to know someone new.     Never trust the promise of a big return of investment Scammers will focus on how a large sum of returns could improve your life of what you could do with this new money. When it seems too good to be true, it probably is.     Hard pass on anyone who wants your money If a new love interest is giving you crypto or investment advice there's a high chance that it's a scam.

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