It follows the story of a man who scammed $10m via the dating app.
Singletons looking for love are being reminded to take it slowly, as the world reacts to the Netflix documentary Tinder Swindler.
It follows the story of a man who scammed women out of $10m using the dating app.
Research shows that humans make up their minds about potential partners after three dates on average.
Dating Specialist and Matchmaker, Mullingar's Mairead Loughman from Love HQ has been speaking with Will Faulkner on the Midlands Today Show and believes we should be taking more time:
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