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A 66-year-old single woman had saved more than $2 million for her retirement and hoped to travel the world.
She turned to the dating app Match.com and connected with a man who used stolen photos.
More than 64,000 Americans were taken for over $1 billion in romance scams last year .
About half of people say they've come across somebody who's tried to scam them.
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