Anybody seeing an increase in the “Stolen Moneybag Scam”?
First time I experienced it, a stripper sent me a grainy video, supposedly of her counting a bunch of money in a moneybag. Next day, she writes and says someone stole it, and asks can I send her some money electronically. I declined.
Today, a fine ass hottie I recently met, and have been getting to know via text, said another dancer stole her moneybag. She wanted to know if I could send her some money electronically because she’s about to go on a cruise, and is waiting for management to review the security video. I politely declined.
Not a big surprise with the first dancer, but was a bit disappointed to get the lost moneybag SS from the new hottie.
Anybody seeing an increase in the “Stolen Moneybag Scam”?
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Oh goodness, if I whined about my money getting stolen in the dressing room in most places, I think both dancers and management would just simply say “well wtf is wrong with you for leaving it unattended”
Wow, some PLs actually fall for this shit? That's pathetic.
Leaving money in a money bag deserves to get stolen, everybody knows you keep money in a briefcase.
Question: if asked for money like this, is it acceptable to ask for a half-hour session of ass-to-mouth in exchange?
Can't recall getting this hustle but some dancers have mentioned another dancer getting her $$$ stolen - so makes me wonder if it does happen with certain regularity?
Lol one time I forgot to carry my one piece with me when moving from the second to the third stage at one club. I tried to go back to get it two songs later and it was gone. Didn’t get turned into the dj booth or management either.
Sucks to suck. With the exception of ONE oddball club I’ve been to (that I have a certain amount of personal respect for) don’t leave your money unattended. Period.
^^^ what a jerk/fool (assuming it was a PL), I'd have returned it for a lapper with motorboating. Wouldn't even ask for a tip.
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