The CEO of Match Group, which owns Match.com, Hinge and Tinder, said that he has “empathy” for victims of scams on dating apps, but “things happen in life.” Bernard Kim, who’s headed the ...

The Global Anti-Scam Organization provided data showing that the average reported loss in the U.S. was $186,169 in 2022, up from $120,754 in 2021, Match Group wrote in today’s announcement.

Tinder, Other Dating Apps to Prevent Romance Scams According to Tech Crunch 's latest report, Match Group's new anti-romance scam campaign will introduce in-app messages and email notifications.

Match Group is swiping left on romance scammers across its expansive portfolio of dating apps, including Tinder, Hinge, Match, Plenty of Fish, Meetic and OurTime. The Dallas-based company’s 16.5 ...

Match Group is attending to combat this with their new global campaign. Users of Tinder and Meetic, a French dating site, will receive in-app messages containing tips and red flags of common scam ...

Impersonation scams: Scammers may also impersonate real people on dating sites and apps. For example, they may pretend to be a celebrity, a military member, or a successful businessperson.

Match Group agreed to pay $14 million to the Federal Trade Commission to settle claims related to accusations of deceptive business practices on its platform Match.com, the agency announced on Tuesday ...

“They change and evolve their tactics and techniques,” said Loomis, who worked in law enforcement for close to 14 years before joining Match Group. Romance scam s reported in the U.S. result ...

Match Group (MTCH) has a big problem, and it's not just that the Federal Trade Commission is suing the online dating site for fraudulent practices. Even if the allegation that as many as 25% to 30 ...

Match Group is currently the market leader in the online dating industry. It controls approximately 25% of the online dating market, according to the FTC, which is more than twice its nearest ...

Match Group Inc., the parent company of popular dating apps Tinder, Hinge and Match, has rolled out a new campaign to warn and inform daters about online romance scams. The company said Tuesday ...

The Global Anti-Scam Organization provided data showing that the average reported loss in the U.S. was $186,169 in 2022, up from $120,754 in 2021, Match Group wrote in today’s announcement.