I recently got back on Seeking.com after being banned for soliciting ( even though there was no proof. ) Things are going great and I'm having a lot of fun again. Then I get another email from the website. But this one is the exact opposite of the last time I got an email from them when I got the boot. This one is asking I want to be a part of their promotional campaign :
Hello ( my screen name ) ,
As a Successful member of Seeking, we know you have stories and advice to share. The press is curious about the Seeking lifestyle, and other members have a lot to learn from your experience.
Seeking.com is currently looking for community members like you to represent us in the media. This could mean potentially being interviewed by a well-known magazine, appearing on national tv or maybe even sharing your story as part of a documentary series!
If you are interested in sharing your experience with the media, please click below and fill out the brief survey.
This is a paid opportunity.
ONLY SELECTED PARTICIPANTS WILL BE CONTACTED AND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR COMPENSATION
The Seeking Team
Other than my wife might see the advertising somehow, what could go wrong ? Should I take their money and do the commercials ?
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why not?
Mr Wonderful, maybe you didn't see the comment about my wife :
Include your wife in the commercial! Her line, "It works for both of us! The more time he's inside of a twenty year old the less he bothers me in the bedroom when I'm tired! And I'm always tired when he's home."
sounds like fun. i'll be ur stunt double.
I wouldn’t not just your wife, I know your family is important to you and once that bell is rung it can’t be unrung.
Lol
Regarding payment, I doubt that it's much money but regardless of how much, is it worth the possibility of your wife finding out? Your call on that one.
The Cost if she found out :
I would think you would be outed by the wife of a male acquaintance who is involved in the same lifestyle. He would pillow talk with his wife and say something like "guess who I saw doing an ad for seeking", while telling her I would never be a member of that site.
Does this come with a free lifetime membership - and a no banning for life offer too?
The downside is you get hit up by a lot more girls looking for a bigger payday.
I know I could never get on this commercial
I have been contacted on that site to be in a commercial too, it is a scam.
If you're afraid of people finding out what you do don't do it
Jimmy says it best, it’s a win win for everyone!!!!!
I would say keep a low profile and avoid.
Send them your SS number and your bank account so that they can take taxes and do direct deposit. What could go wrong?
@Warrior15
You should be the “poster child” for Seeking.
Have you seen the “news stories/documentaries” about seeking?
They make the Sugar Daddies look bad for “taking advantage” of “naive girls” and they make the Sugar Babies look like” innocent gold diggers” playing a “dangerous game”…
Only do it if they pay you half of your fortune in case your wife wants to divorce you and take half of your fortune with her.
:D
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