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 ...

Laura Kowal, 57, joined Match.com and fell in love with a man ... CBS News correspondent Jim Axelrod tells Inside Edition the ...

"It is human nature to seek connection and trust, a quality that scammers exploit mercilessly." 2. Limit what you reveal about yourself on dating sites and social media, and be suspicious of ...

If you’re looking to meet new people and start a relationship during retirement, there are many online dating sites and apps available. You will typically be asked to create a profile that ...

as other subscribers may have the same commitment and motivation to meet their match. Some online dating profiles are too good to be true. In just the past few years, dating scams have led to ...

Match Group's CEO said he feels bad for victims, but "things happen in life." Romance scams typically targeting baby boomers and older generations are becoming increasingly popular on dating apps ...

"It is human nature to seek connection and trust, a quality that scammers exploit mercilessly." The individual maintains a scant online presence, often claiming they are new to online dating and ...