Thinking about firing up a dating app while lounging on the beach in Puerto Vallarta or sipping mezcal in Nuevo Nayarit? You might want to think twice.

According to recent warnings from the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, criminals have been using dating apps to lure American travelers into dangerous situations—including kidnappings and ransom schemes. In these cases, victims were often invited to meet in private locations, then abducted and held for ransom. It’s as scary as it sounds, and unfortunately, it’s not just a one-off (KTLA article here).

Here’s what you need to know:

• Areas like Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Nayarit have been hot spots for these incidents.

• The apps involved weren’t named, but the trend is clear—criminals are targeting travelers through dating platforms.

• The U.S. State Department has issued travel advisories for these areas, warning of the increased risk of crime and kidnapping.

Tips if You’re Still Tempted to Swipe While Abroad:

• Always meet in public. No exceptions.

• Tell someone where you’re going. Share the profile, location, and check-in when you get back.

• Avoid private residences, secluded areas, or “off-grid” meetups.

• If it feels sketchy, bail. Trust your gut—it’s smarter than you think.

Stay Safe, Stay Spicy—Use OBC at Home ?

Let’s be real—finding a hot, no-strings connection doesn’t have to involve international drama. If you’re in the U.S., stick with something safer and more straightforward. OnlineBootyCall.com is your go-to for fun, flirty meetups without the pressure and without the international risk.

We’re all about keeping things low-key, but we also care about your safety. Even when you’re using OBC, always be smart when meeting someone newBottom line: Your vacation should be about tacos, tequila, and tan lines—not ransom notes. Keep the hookups local, stay alert, and never compromise on your safety.

?? Stay flirty. Stay safe. And come see what OBC is all about when you’re back in the States.