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A woman who was catfished by a scammer pretending to be Gary Barlow met the singer - after he saw her story and reached out to help.<br/><br/>Janet Smith, 62, believed she was talking to the Take That singer for about a week, after she added him as a friend on Facebook.<br/><br/>But after the catfish bombarded her with compliments and told her he had \
A woman who was catfished by a scammer pretending to be Gary Barlow met the singer - after he saw her story and reached out to help.<br/><br/>Janet Smith, 62, believed she was talking to the Take That singer for about a week, after she added him as a friend on Facebook.<br/><br/>But after the catfish bombarded her with compliments and told her he had \
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