Check them before you fall.
Romance scammers reuse phone numbers, usernames, emails, and crypto wallets across hundreds of victims. Official agencies collect the reports and publish none of them searchably. We do the opposite: every moderated report becomes public, searchable armor for the next target.
Artifacts, not faces
Romance scammers hide behind stolen photos of innocent people — so accusation walls end up defaming victims twice over. This registry takes the opposite architecture: we index the infrastructure scammers can't fake.
Phone Numbers
The WhatsApp line they moved you to. The "wrong number" that turned friendly. Numbers get reused across entire victim lists.
ARTIFACT 02Usernames
Handles on dating apps, Telegram, and Instagram — batch-generated and recycled across campaigns.
ARTIFACT 03Email Addresses
The address behind the profile, the "customs agent," the fake platform's support desk.
ARTIFACT 04Crypto Wallets
Every pig-butchering operation funnels to wallet addresses — the most reusable evidence in romance fraud.
Fresh From the Moderation Queue
The newest community-filed, human-approved entries. See all latest reports →
309-291-1596 / @alex_schiller - telegram
Tinder · 2026-09-04
this russian speaking girl Anastasia is a part of a sophisticated online dating scam group. she might also be …
@sexyre7
Telegram · 2026-08-17
Contact this person for Massage and she immediately went into the Booking Code BS. Thank God I checked you guy…
@fun_with_no
Telegram · 2026-08-15
This girl approached me on Plenty of Fish stating she was a massage therapist. She then went into this deposit…
Which Dating Apps Are Actually Real?
Before you spend a dollar or a feeling: our honest bot-and-fake assessments of the major platforms — where scammers cluster, what verification badges actually prove, and the checks that expose fakes in minutes.
Tinder
Where the bots cluster and the three-second tells…
APP REPORTPlenty of Fish
Free-platform economics and the POF long-con patterns…
APP REPORTBumble
What women-first design filters — and what runs anyway…
APP REPORTHookup Apps
The credit-drip machine and the free one-evening test…
GUIDEVerify Anyone
The complete pre-meeting ritual that stops the con early…
EXPOSÉThe Incentive Problem
Why the apps profit from your search continuing…
The scam playbooks, decoded
Every romance scam is a script run at industrial scale. Read the scripts and they stop working on you.
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