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Study finds many look for love online and get lies

Originally published: February 14, 2012 9:32 AM
Updated: February 14, 2012 11:11 AM
By ANDREW STERN  REUTERS

Quick ReadHalf of U.S. adults know someone who found love online, and while the Internet plays a more important role than before in starting relationships it is also a forum for cheating and lies that ends them, according to a new survey.

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Photo credit: Getty Images | Red roses are a popular flower around Valentine's Day.

Half of American adults know someone who found love online, and while the Internet plays a more important role than before in starting relationships it is also a forum for cheating and lies that ends them, according to a new survey.

Released on the eve of Valentine's Day, the survey of 1,000 people commissioned by marketing consultant Euro RSCG Worldwide found one in five said they have had...

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