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How online scammers are luring victims with romantic relationships
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There is a growing trend where online scammers are luring victims into monthslong romantic relationships and then taking their money with what appears to be investment advice. NBC News’ Kevin Collier explains how he trend began and what red flags to look for if you’re contacted online. July 4, 2023
