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Current Scams - 06-2024 Archive

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Monday Jun 10th, 2024

What to do if your online love interest offers to teach you how to invest your money

No one thinks their online love interest is going to scam them, but scammers are good at what they do. They establish an emotional connection with you so you’re more likely to believe that they’re an expert in cryptocurrency investing, for example. But that online love interest is a scammer. People have lost tens of thousands ― sometimes millions — of dollars to romance scammers.

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