Scammers. Can they scam an Uber ride
Asking for a friend.
I am running into a lot of SA ladies who don't have a car or "it's in the shop" and will need an Uber ride to come to me.
Is there any way they can scam me if I indeed arrange for an Uber? The scammers are Always creative, so you never know.
Was just wondering what the experience here is?
Sign me up, after my lobotomy
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/d7722eca-b669-417a-b3aa-28b2db4af292[/URL]
Not just platonic, but online only she tells me.
And her last online SD gave her $800 a week, could I beat that.
"What happened to him that you would give that up?" I asked foolishly.
"Turns out her was married" she says, which I assume means his wife found out (in her mind) not that she has a moral issue with taking money for platonic arrangement.
So you want me to outbid someone who is no longer bidding. Like the fucking Marx Bros. In Cocoanuts.
Or the original sugar joke.
[QUOTE=BamBam;5877874]Speaking of the Marx bros, this reminds of the old joke..[/QUOTE]Groucho to Mrs. Teasdale "Will you marry me? Did he leave you any money? Answer the second question first."