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BBB warns of romance scams

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As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Better Business Bureau is warning of romance scams.

Romance scammers often target vulnerable people who have gone through a breakup or hardship recently.

They’ll take advantage of that heartbreak by telling a sad story and forming a connection with the victim.

Then, they’ll pursue their real goal – money.

Victims have lost thousands of dollars and have been left feeling even more heartbroken and betrayed.

Some warning signs of romance scams can include a fast-pace relationship, never meeting in person and being asked for money.

If you encounter a scam, report it here: BBB.org/ScamTracker

For more information about romance scams, visit www.BBB.org/romance.

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