Professional Scammers on Seeking
Warrior15
Anywhere there are Titties.
I"m getting a little more than frustrated lately on Seeking.com because of some professionals. I've been on Seeking for about a year and a half now. I know the drill. You make contact with a cute girl. Her profile is short but she gets your attention. You message back and forth, create a little chemistry, then exchange cell phone numbers to move the conversation offline. They then flood you with several provocative photos to get you really juiced. So you suggest a meeting. Then it's something like, oh I'm not meeting during Covid, or my Mom is sick , or I'm out of town for a while. But let's keep talking because I'm really interested in meeting you. By the way, can you give me $30-40 to buy my groceries, pay my doctor bills, buy my gas so I can get to work, etc.
At that point, you know there is no actual girl on the other side of the conversation. Some geek in his Mom's basement has stolen the photos from some Instagram pages and created Seeking profiles. And they are just scamming people for small amounts of money. I've actually caught some of these guys where they didn't realize they were talking to me on two different profiles. Somehow they have multiple phone lines to do these text messages from.
I've had a Ball with several girls on Seeking. But this has really become a problem the past few months.
At that point, you know there is no actual girl on the other side of the conversation. Some geek in his Mom's basement has stolen the photos from some Instagram pages and created Seeking profiles. And they are just scamming people for small amounts of money. I've actually caught some of these guys where they didn't realize they were talking to me on two different profiles. Somehow they have multiple phone lines to do these text messages from.
I've had a Ball with several girls on Seeking. But this has really become a problem the past few months.
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Plus the fact that if a couple of these weenies can work the scam successfully then they'll tell two friends who will tell two friends etc. and maybe the Nigerians will get in on it (if they haven't already). Welcome to the internet. :-)
Also, too, if you give them a legit cell number or email you can count on them selling it to spammers (best case) and/or identity thieves (worst case).
Gather information useful to SA and authorities, and publicly expose scammers.
Make sure SA does the job you are paying them for.
The same way they are supposed to verify the high rollers are real to protect the Sugar Babies from scammers.
SA is supposed to verify the Sugar Babies are who they say they are to protect the Sugar Daddies from cat-fishers/scammers.
Where is your sense of civic duty? By engaging the scammers for a long period of time you are saving others from them.
Engage and expose those professionals for your own amusement, have fun with the experience.
This is a funny example of dealing with scammers:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_QdPW8JrYz…
I recall 2 stories from years back:
1) an older fairly well-off guy that got catfished and he thought he had found love w/ a beautiful young model and he ended getting fleeced out of his life-savings by a dude; the old-guy committed suicide after that if I remember correctly
2) a PL in his 40s that thought he was talking to a hot young late teens girl but it was actually the girl's 40-something y/o mother using her hot daughter's pics - I don't remember the details too well but somehow the PL found-out about the girl's young (early-20s) BF and killed him out of jealousy to get him out of the way - anyway the PL had been deceived all along and ended up going to prison for the murder
I’d also put in my profile ‘Real SBs only. No Venmo hunters, cash app hos, only fans thots, etc. Don’t waste your time.’