Schemers could turn to dating websites and apps to target vulnerable individuals and steal their money. How much will you spend on a Super Bowl party?
Schemers are getting more creative in how they steal money. They are using AI chatbots to talk to more people and identify potential victims. With just one click or swipe you could find yourself talking to someone behind a fake profile.
They may even pretend to date someone for weeks or months to pull the scam off. This will make it difficult for banks to trace the money back. Experts say to look out for potential red flags such as not being able to meet in-person or they start to show affection or love very quickly. If someone does start asking for money, experts say its best to immediately disconnect.
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