10/05/2026
We want to reassure all victims, followers and supporters of Stop Romance Fraud UK that our campaign is based on victim statements, evidence provided to us, and information that has been passed directly to police. We do not post “rage bait,” nor do we create false allegations for attention. Our priority has always been safeguarding vulnerable people, supporting victims, and raising awareness responsibly and legally.
We also want to clarify that we did not publicly identify any individual in our original post beyond the reference to “M. Tyler,” a name that has been independently mentioned by multiple victims and reported to police on numerous occasions. Any person publicly associating themselves with that name has done so by their own choice.
We understand emotions are high, but dismissing victims’ experiences as lies or online drama is deeply hurtful to those who have suffered genuine financial and emotional devastation. Our campaign will continue to focus on facts, victim support, awareness, and cooperation with police — not online arguments or abuse.
We fully understand that public awareness campaigns may attract criticism. However, we stand by the importance of giving victims a voice, encouraging reporting, and ensuring concerns are passed responsibly to the relevant authorities rather than ignored or silenced.
Most importantly, our thoughts remain with every victim and family affected by fraud, manipulation and deception. That is, and always will be, the reason this campaign exists.
If you have been affected by romance fraud, coercive behaviour, or financial deception, please know support is available. We encourage anyone with concerns to contact Victim Support, Action Fraud, police, or consider making a Clare’s Law application if you feel unsafe or unsure about a partner.
Recognise. Report. Protect.