Valentine’s Day is a day known for romance, but for many singles, it’s a day spent looking for love in all the wrong places.

The Better Business Bureau says if you are buying gifts for loved, you have to be wary of new scams targeting innocent shoppers online.

In 2022, almost 70,000 people reported being romance scam victims as older adults reportedly lost nearly $240 million according to the FTC.

The BBB is warning lovebirds or those searching for their special person to remain vigilant about online shopping scams.

This Valentine’s Day is expected to be a big one, with the National Retail Federation projecting total consumer spending could hit $27.5 billion. As you get ready to celebrate, the local ...

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Valentine’s Day scams can result in someone stealing money or your identity, according to the Better Business Bureau.

In this edition of the Better Business Bureau, and just ahead of the Valentine's Day holiday, we're talking about romance scams. These tend to happen exclusively online, and ...

The Better Business Bureau has some tips for protecting yourself while on the hunt for the perfect Valentine’s gift. Whether ...

As you prepare to celebrate Valentine's Day, there are a few common scams you need to be aware of. Imposter websites and fake ...

Better Business Bureau of Minnesota and North Dakota has compiled a list of the top 10 scams of 2018 that were reported to BBB’s Scam Tracker. The full report is available ...

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