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Philippines Dating Scams: How to Recognize Romance Scammers Online

A woman on Facebook or a dating app says she is from Cebu, works hard to support her family, and

Foreign Girlfriend Scams: Warning Signs in an Overseas Relationship

She lives in another country, writes every day, sends photos that feel personal, and talks about building a life together.

South African Internet Dating Scams: How They Work and What to Watch For

A match who says she lives in Cape Town, or who is "only in Johannesburg for a contract," fits one

When Your Face Becomes the Scam: What Happens When Catfishers Steal a Real Person’s Identity

A man opens Facebook and sees a profile with his own face staring back at him. Same smile, same photo

Inheritance Romance Scam: When an Online Partner Promises You a Fortune

An inheritance romance scam usually starts with a relationship, not an inheritance. You meet someone on a dating site or

Identity Theft in Online Dating: Detection, Reporting, and Recovery

Online dating identity theft rarely announces itself. Most people don't wake up to a drained account — they start with

Package Romance Scam: Why Your Online Partner Says a Parcel Is Stuck at Customs

A package romance scam usually starts with something that feels generous. Someone you met online says they want to send

Online Dating Sextortion: Practical Guide for Prevention, Response, and Recovery

Online dating can feel private at the beginning. Two people match, move to chat, share photos, maybe start a video

What Happens If You Send a Romance Scammer a Photo of Your ID?

If you've already sent a photo of your ID to someone you met online, don't panic. But don't brush it

Fake Translation Agency Scam: When You Pay to Talk to a Woman Who May Not Exist

A translation service can be real and useful. Many serious international couples use translators at the beginning. Many businesses also

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Romance Scam Blog: Stay Informed. Stay Safe.

There are real connections on online dating sites—and real dangers. Romance scammers impersonate fake identities, emotionally manipulate, and financially deceive individuals.

We post on our blog about how to recognize red flags, stay ahead of the new scams, and report fraud. From crypto traps to catfishing, we guide you to stay one step ahead.

⚠️ If it doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts. Report, block, and don’t send money to someone you haven’t met in person.