I'm liking the creativity.
[QUOTE=WarlockKy;6856917][URL]https://members.whatsyourprice.com/profile/dlqQeOEj5bn9eY8531NLVKmB[/URL][/QUOTE]The "psycho stalker GF" is a new twist to impress the work buddies that the girl won't leave you alone.
Its right up there with the one provider that offered "bar pickup" as an option, she came into a bar where the client and his buddies are at.
He goes over and works his "magic" on her and then tells the guys that he & she are headed back to her place.
5 photos
Not sure if I am breaking the rules by responding to this fourum
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You can also use Google Pay
[QUOTE=SstevenEvets;6868073]Hey all, I know it's been answered before but how are you currently able to get a monthly membership without using your own cc? I tried with a couple different prepaid and green cards from wallgreens etc but it's not accepting the payment for me.
Anyone able to confirm what cards work? DM me or respond to this world be great.[/QUOTE]With a pre-payed, just have to have a "valid" address and zip, I use a extended stay hotel's address.
Seeking vs. Secret Benefits
I've had excellent results with Seeking over the years but just for grins, I recently signed up on Secret Benefits, and I've been inundated with messages. I haven't responded to any of them due to the pay per message thing and pay to view extra pics. I almost get the feeling that the girls get points for getting guys to respond. I'm skeptical. So my questions to the group:
1. For those of you who have experience with both Seeking and SB, which do you find better?
2. What's the best way to pay on SB, do they allow anonymous credit cards? Suggestions?
Thanks!
CFG.
Everything wrong with the rebranded Seeking, in one profile
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/e461df45-7e8d-49e6-be00-4514a2adebef[/URL]
ArtisticLor is a 46-year-old woman looking for the love of her life. This is what happened in February 2022, when Brandon Wade rebranded the site, and Seeking collided with eHarmony:
"In my quest for love, I'm not just looking for a partner, but a best friend. Someone who's intelligent, has a wicked sense of humor, and understands that my love language is a unique mix of affectionate teasing and deep conversations. I believe in a connection that's intellectually stimulating and emotionally fulfilling. A bond where we can share both laughter and heartfelt moments. ".
She adds:
"I'm NOT online to serial date, meet random dudes to kick-it, make new Hang-Out buddies. I'm honestly here to utilize the Site to potentially allow me to meet my Best friend, my love, my forever, my King".
Any of you guys want to apply for her idea of kingship?
I *don't* think this woman is ill-intentioned or a scammer. I believe she's real. But what is she doing on a site that started as a place for college girls to pick up extra cash from horny older guys?
That's the problem with the site's new (post-Feb 2022) slogan: "Date up". Dating up is what still-single and recently divorced middle-aged women are all looking for. That's why there are so many of them on the site nowadays. They're all chasing that same dream: a single (but marriage-minded) 6'3" 45-year-old stockbroker who "is as comfortable in a pair of jeans as he is in a tux".
Hers is an eHarmony profile, if ever there was one.
Nobody wins here. She has pretty close to zero chance of finding what she's looking for, talking to guys like us.