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Online Dating Safety Tips

How to Identify and Avoid Romance Scams

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The biggest problem with online dating today is that victims often fail to take early action to identify whether the person they are chatting with is a romance scammer or love fraud. How to avoid romance scams? Following a few critical tips can help you avoid victimization — and potentially save you from emotional and financial disaster.


Identifying a romance scammer early is key to protecting yourself.

 

Video Identification Is Essential


Always insist on a live video call with the person you've connected with online.

You must confirm that the face in the photo matches the person you are chatting with.

During the video call, ensure:

  • The video is clear and live — not prerecorded.
  • The person speaks, blinks naturally, and moves their lips for at least five minutes.


Never accept an audio recording or a pre-recorded video — anyone can send a video they recorded at any time.


If the person makes excuses such as:

  • They’re too busy because of their job
  • They have no internet connection
  • They’re shy
  • Their camera is broken


Understand: they are a fraud, swindler, and scammer all wrapped into one.

Accepting excuses will only lead you into a deeper problem.

Watch Out for Fake Professions

Does He Work Overseas? Red Flag!

Romance scammers often claim to have jobs that conveniently keep them overseas or isolated. Common fake professions include:

  • Oil rig workers
  • Engineers working overseas
  • Deployed military personnel
  • Doctors with international charities


If someone claims to work abroad and cannot meet you in person, ignore and block them immediately.

Scammers hide behind these professions to justify why they can't meet face-to-face.

It's Not a Real Long-Distance Relationship

Have You Heard Their Voice?

If you are texting someone you've never met in real life, and you haven't even had a phone conversation or live video call, you are not in a relationship. You are simply texting with an unidentified stranger. Real relationships involve real communication — not endless excuses.

Never Send Money to a Stranger

The golden rule of online dating: Never send money to someone you have never met in person.


No matter how convincing the excuse — emergency medical bills, stranded travel stories, or requests for help — sending money will only lead to loss.


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Protect Yourself from Sextortion

Never share compromising photos or videos with anyone you meet online. Scammers and predators often collect explicit images and later use them for blackmail (known as sextortion). Falling victim to sextortion can be emotionally devastating and extremely difficult to recover from.

Online Dating Red Flags

If you are reading this and realize:

  • You’ve never had a live video call
  • You’ve never seen your partner's real face
  • You’ve never heard their real voice


You are likely already involved in a love scam.


You must take action immediately to avoid romance scams:

  • End communication.
  • Block the person across all platforms.
  • Seek professional help if needed.

 

Warning: If you confront the scammer, they will have endless excuses for why they cannot call or video chat.

If someone truly cares about you, making a short video call to ease your mind would not be too much to ask. There is a reason to follow my online dating safety tips; so you do not lose your savings!


Need Help?

Learn More About Online Dating Scams

 

💔 How Married Women Fall for Love Scams and Blackmail Victimization

"While chatting away and sharing photos, no one ever expects to become a victim of romance fraud and then have that turn into a sextortion scam."(Stop Blackmail Expert)


In this article, Ahearn discusses how seemingly innocent online interactions can escalate into blackmail situations.🔗 Read the full article


⚠️ Frank Explains Why Romance Scammers Blackmail Married Women

"For these love scam extortion cases, I suggest victims not work alone. Professional blackmail help is your best option."


Ahearn emphasizes the importance of seeking expert assistance when dealing with blackmail resulting from romance scams. 🔗 Read the full article


🛡️ Defend Against Romance Scam Extortion: Expert Solutions

"Learn how to protect yourself and others from sextortion—an online crime that involves blackmail using intimate images or messages." 


This piece provides strategies to safeguard against sextortion and advice on handling such threats. 🔗 Read the full article


💔 Protect Your Heart—And Your Bank Account—Digital Romance Scam

"Protect Against Romance Scams... Ahearn has worked on hundreds of romance scam cases—and he knows what works."


Ahearn discusses the financial implications of romance scams and offers guidance on prevention.

🔗 Read the full article


For more comprehensive information and assistance, you can explore Frank M. Ahearn's blog on blackmail: If you need further assistance or more detailed information on this topic, feel free to ask.

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