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Campaign to protect viewers from romance fraud launched by National Crime Agency and Freeview channel Great Romance
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Summary
- Romance have today launched a joint campaign highlighting warning signs of romance fraud, a crime that affects victims both emotionally and financially, costing millions of pounds every year.
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Products and services involved
- Adobe Campaign94% match confidence
Pulse
Last checked yesterday · Next recheck 9 Nov 2026, 10:37 UK time · 2 quiet checks collapsed
- Story2 Sept 2026, 20:02 UK time · 2 Sept
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Campaign to protect viewers from romance fraud launched by National Crime Agency and Freeview channel Great Romance
How we know
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- ClaimedHeadline60% confidence
Campaign to protect viewers from romance fraud launched by National Crime Agency and Freeview channel Great Romance
- ProbableSummary fact75% confidence
Romance have today launched a joint campaign highlighting warning signs of romance fraud, a crime that affects victims both emotionally and financially, costing millions of pounds every year.