Methinks the man's argument has merit.
Tons of advice and strategies in these pages. Some have merit, depending on the experience you're seeking and the amount of time and money you're willing to invest.
I've had contact with dozens of potentials and m / g with about a dozen. Closed the deal with most. Never been banned, thankfully, so not sure where that comes from, but I never. Never. Discuss specifics in writing. Move the conversation off the SA site as quickly as possible, steer the conversation towards the m / g, then gauge her responses. Eager and / or direct gives me the pro hooker vibe and that doesn't interest me. I'm in my 60's so I target girls who have 60 in their profiles. Not going to spend a lot of time trying to convince a girl to go outside her range of interest. Too many others to choose from.
Coffee or drinks based on the age gets you to the FC. Make the FC a pleasant, upscale experience. Invest in a three-star room, minimum. Direct the experience gently in the direction you have in mind but go with the flow. Follow up afterwards with a text message praising the effort. Repeat and often the allowance expectation is lowered or falls away altogether.
I really like the idea of starting with a forgettable photo so she is pleasantly surprised at the m / g. I'll have to give that one a try.
[QUOTE=HappyHunter44;4422327]I have been on here all of 100 hours. I am just reporting what I am doing to try and start things off. I plan to be on SA for a month or two. Hopefully get enough contacts and find a 3 or 4 solid SBs for the school year. I will be fine with that. I am thinking I am doing something partially right because enough girls are "wasting" their time talking to me and setting up stuff. If other stuff were better, they would have blown me off already. For many of them, I can tell by their speech patterns that not much is going on that they want, even if they have other prospects they are talking to. Trying to fill that gap. I will see if I can convert a few. May so, maybe not. For 90/ mo worth a shot though.[/QUOTE]
Better way to report the pic sellers / scammers, etc
So a friend's coworker recently joined and as a newbie of course was immediately scammed and fell for the "I need money for groceries for my babies" or some such BS, then she ghosted and blocked him. He reported her on the site and nothing happened of course as SA has started to completely ignore that, which is probably why there is so much of it going on. The next day when he got on SA it popped up with the "Do You Like Seeking?" prompt. He clicked no and when it asked why tell them there were too many fake profiles. He actually got an e-mail from their customer support with a hollow apology and telling him to "Use the official reporting system to report fake profiles". He replied telling them he had reported the chick who scammed him and they hadn't done anything about it. They asked for evidence and he sent screen shots of their txts. Surprisingly enough they actually removed her profile after that. Well she created a new one almost immediately so instead of reporting her through the app he replied to the e-mail with her new profile. He did and damn if they didn't delete it again. She has created a total of 7 profiles that I'm aware of now and he's gotten all 7 removed.
So when someone asks for money in advance, or to buy pics or videos, instead of reporting them on the site, email the address below. They probably have an internal rule that emails must be returned, unlike the reporting system which they clearly ignore. If enough are reported, perhaps they'll start enforcing their own rules again.
[EMAIL]seekingarrangement@datesupporter.com[/EMAIL]
Interesting Read About a SB
Business insider article. Even mentions pump and dum. Although it could just be a promo for Seeking written by their staff.
[URL]https://www.businessinsider.com/sugar-baby-relationship-sugar-daddy-what-its-like-2019-8[/URL]