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Nationwide scam warning 'red flags' issued by head of fraud

Nationwide Building Society has warned about romance scams, especially as Valentine's Day approaches, stating that many customers may ignore warning signs and lose money.
A survey revealed that 36% of single people admitted to telling white lies on dating sites, while 11% are unsure if they can identify a romance scam.
Annya Burskys, head of fraud operations at Nationwide, noted that scammers exploit those seeking love, particularly during Valentine's Day when emotions are heightened.
The survey also found that 46% of respondents would overlook red flags in online interactions, with 24% feeling pressured to date around Valentine's Day.

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