BUSTED. A bedtime story for the newbies
I found a nice potential SB on SA, and set about to arrange a meet. The photos on her profile showed no face so I asked for a face pic. She sent a tiny 100 x100 fuzzy phone pic that was fairly useless. Strike one. Asked about meeting for lunch or starbux and she said she would rather meet for a (motel) date without the preliminaries. We talked on the phone a couple times and she seemed legit. Never mentioned money at all. Mmmm. Planned a meet but weather interfered since it was a 100 mi trip for me. Various stories about shared custody of kids were exchanged...seemed normal. I googled her phone number and came up dry. Later just on a whim, I googled one of the faceless images of her backside. Bingo! Several escort ads and a website popped up. Also more photos. Strike two. Next I went through about 20 pages of posts on the USASG forum for her area and came up with the further info that the photos were quite old and did not represent her current appearance. Also found a bad review, a possible scammer. Strike three. BUSTED.
Lesson. Do your research. There are good and honest girls out there, but you have to be dilligent with checking them out.
Best,
Krusty.
The advice and discussion on this board just keeps getting better
[QUOTE=Grumpyinva;1992579]
If she's like many other DBs (Drama Babies) she's using this as another unverifiable "emergency" that requires your money to solve, and she intends to milk it for a year or more of "court appearances" and "lawyer's fees."
If you bite, you'll have shown her the level she needs to use to get you to pay for her self manufactured emergencies. .
You haven't been with her long enough to feel obligated to pay "sugar alimony" as one poster so eloquently put it, a while back.
[/QUOTE]I've also learned this lesson from a few tweeners. Once you move from a BP thing to a sort-of SD thing, they get bolder with their stories and requests. Some of the legal problems and emergencies are real, because they come from screwed-up homes, and tend to hang around people with candy habits and sticky fingers, if they don't share these attributes themselves.
The one time I bought into an "emergency" and bought a green-dot card, I never saw her again. I chalked it up as a parting gift that worked out to 20 dollar tip for each time I saw her. It was kind of like paying "sugar alimony" without realizing it at the time. LOL.