Unfortunately, every year many people fall victim to scams committed over the internet. Scams come in many
forms via unsolicited emails, auction websites, consumer services, online
dating, and other social websites. While it is challenging to track down the person or group who
has scammed you, there are some steps you can take.
If you have been scammed or think you have seen a scam, there are many government agencies that you can
contact for advice or to make a report. The best agency to connect with depends on where you live and
what type of scam is involved.
While DateToMarry.net has implemented a strict approval system for each new member. To ensure a high-quality dating community, we DO NOT PROVIDE A BACKGROUND CHECK on any of the members. Members need to run their own search to check the background of a potential partner.
The following government web sites will help you in dealing with international financial scams and victims of scams:
While DateToMarry.net has implemented a strict approval system for each new member. To ensure a high-quality dating community, we DO NOT PROVIDE A BACKGROUND CHECK on any of the members. Members need to run their own search to check the background of a potential partner.
The following government web sites will help you in dealing with international financial scams and victims of scams:
If you believe that you or any American citizen have-been scammed and the perpetrator is in another
country,
contact the State Department's Office of Overseas Citizens. Services at 1-888-407-4747 or contact the
embassy of
that country in Washington, D.C.
Note: If you encounter someone asking for money, spamming, or any odd behavior, please REPORT THEM IMMEDIATELY.
Note: If you encounter someone asking for money, spamming, or any odd behavior, please REPORT THEM IMMEDIATELY.