By now, you've likely heard about the romance scam epidemic sweeping America. People believe they're speaking with potential partners on dating sites, but they're actually speaking with scammers on the other side of the globe, whose sole intention is to trick them into giving away their life savings in the name of love.What you might not realize, though, is that there have been cases where the scammers employed actual women to go meet with the victims and seal the deal. These aren't just catfish

Romance scammers are smooth operators and can take their sweet time to set their trap. 125% Here are some warning signs that a romance scam is underway and the person you are talking to wants more than your love. For more information, go to aarp.org/fraudwatchnetwork. | AARP

Have you fallen into the trap of a romance scam? Victim Support’s Lauren Brain discusses some of the key red flags to look out for and where to go for support! | This Morning