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Online romance scams are on the rise in recent years. Victims of these scams are left with broken hearts and empty bank accounts. It’s hard to know exactly how many people get caught up in these horrific crimes each year because a lot of victims are too embarrassed to report it to authorities. Plus, finding the culprits is not as straightforward as you might think. Online scammers are based all around the world, making it extremely difficult for authorities to catch these criminals.
Dating sites and social media platforms are a great way to meet new people, especially during the ongoing pandemic. Sites like Judith Prays have published information on lots of popular dating sites. With experts advising us to stay indoors to help reduce the spread of the deadly virus, people have been socializing online more than ever before. However, there are a lot of cybercriminals out there looking to take