Seeking Arrangements

What we often tend to forget is that profiles are like resumes. White lies and exaggeration are ok and expected. Profiles are written to save face in case friends run into them and to allow the ladies to look at themselves in the mirror each morning. What they actually will accept and even embrace might be entirely different. Read the profile (in fact, I suggest reading it carefully because there could very well be a quiz) but don't take it literally.

[QUOTE=SwimSays;6113670]9/10 guys would message her anyway no matter what the exclusions are. Hell I've done it. And have been successful more often than not even when it comes up that I am not in their age range or looking for something they don't have listed on their profile.

This profile does set off a lot of red flags so whoever is conversating with her. Continue with caution.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=HounDog3;6102221]I'm guessing you paid in advance? It's not that she searched your stuff when you were in the bathroom, stole the money and ran?

I never paid a SB up front or had one ask for payment up front (scammers aside), always at the end as I'm leaving. This is one of the distinguishing differences between true SB's and pros who demand money up front.[/QUOTE]I almost always pay after and sometimes in cash app on the way home. Could easily stiff them but I would never. One beautiful college girl I saw for about 6 months but had to stop due to her schedule changing, went back on the site. She was asking 6 ppm, more than I gave her but I think she's worth it. Met a guy at a hotel, had sex and he bolted without paying her. She now asks for it to be given up front.

Recently, on Seeking, I have noted & experienced a scam by Asian women. I don't know the end result yet, however, it's extremely scammy. Others may have already experienced this & have been further into the scam. Currently, this has happened with about 4 women. The same base scenario is below. But here's how it works:

Connection: An Asian woman with pictures that seem real, will reach out to you via Seeking.

Off Platform: Either they quickly get off the platform and are quite willing to chat on regular text, WhatsApp, Telegram. Sometimes even Snapchat. They then end up deleting their account, so they can focus "solely on you".

Their Story: Each of them have a range of stories around the same general idea.

1. They want to develop a relationship slowly with you, because their last relationship, they caught their ex, supposedly on camera. (which is why they won't do video chat sometimes).

2. They will take pictures & send them to you daily, showing what there eating, going to the gym. Say they post them to Instagram, but won't give you the link.

3. They say they have a business, usually in the "design industry", or they work for as a "Designer" in some field. Designer of Jewelry, or designer of clothes. But they can't give out the business name or the business doesn't have a website. They say they only work with Royals and top celebrities, got to keep their clients privacy. LOL. I show them 5 people online who started a jewelry or clothing brand, who are doing extremely well, selling to celebrities. There statements are usually, well our designers make $1 million a year. (I'm like okay, do the math.)

4. They'll talk about how a parent or relative recently died, but there "uncle' or another type of family member taught them about business, and taught them about investing. Specifically about Crypto or currency trading. Weird because they tend to talk about the line "profit of 15% - 25% Saying it multiple times in a conversation is big red flag.

5. They get mad if you don't respond to their messages daily. But, at the same time, won't answer your own questions.

6. "Some" will do a live video chat. However, I believe it to be faked, given that the quality video through WhatsApp is grainy. That's not usually the case w / WhatsApp. I've even done the video feature on seeking. It's actually pretty high quality, & that was between a computer & iPhone during peak hours.

7. At some point, they'll tell you some type of sob-story how they tried to help out their company or their business by taking cash from their "trading account" to help out their employees, and to cover losses during "Covid."

Overall, it's some type of long-term play. I have yet to find the end result. But, currently, I do still communicate w / them to see how far it will end up. But I wanted to reach out to anyone here, if they've experienced this, cause you may have only been contacted by one person. I've got 4 on the hook. One, got angry at me, because she thought I would steal her Instagram account, and she wouldn't give me the link. Because I told her, "you're scared of me receiving a live photo" but you create photos & videos to supposedly a million followers who don't know you at all." She was hella pissed, and was like, and then the broken English sentences started coming.

Anyone experience this?

[QUOTE=DreplyNow;6115124]Recently, on Seeking, I have noted & experienced a scam by Asian women. I don't know the end result yet, however, it's extremely scammy. Others may have already experienced this & have been further into the scam. Currently, this has happened with about 4 women. The same base scenario is below. But here's how it works:

Connection: An Asian woman with pictures that seem real, will reach out to you via Seeking.

Off Platform: Either they quickly get off the platform and are quite willing to chat on regular text, WhatsApp, Telegram. Sometimes even Snapchat. They then end up deleting their account, so they can focus "solely on you".

Their Story: Each of them have a range of stories around the same general idea.

1. They want to develop a relationship slowly with you, because their last relationship, they caught their ex, supposedly on camera. (which is why they won't do video chat sometimes).

2. They will take pictures & send them to you daily, showing what there eating, going to the gym. Say they post them to Instagram, but won't give you the link.

3. They say they have a business, usually in the "design industry", or they work for as a "Designer" in some field. Designer of Jewelry, or designer of clothes. But they can't give out the business name or the business doesn't have a website. They say they only work with Royals and top celebrities, got to keep their clients privacy. LOL. I show them 5 people online who started a jewelry or clothing brand, who are doing extremely well, selling to celebrities. There statements are usually, well our designers make $1 million a year. (I'm like okay, do the math.)

4. They'll talk about how a parent or relative recently died, but there "uncle' or another type of family member taught them about business, and taught them about investing. Specifically about Crypto or currency trading. Weird because they tend to talk about the line "profit of 15% - 25% Saying it multiple times in a conversation is big red flag.

5. They get mad if you don't respond to their messages daily. But, at the same time, won't answer your own questions.

6. "Some" will do a live video chat. However, I believe it to be faked, given that the quality video through WhatsApp is grainy. That's not usually the case w / WhatsApp. I've even done the video feature on seeking. It's actually pretty high quality, & that was between a computer & iPhone during peak hours.

7. At some point, they'll tell you some type of sob-story how they tried to help out their company or their business by taking cash from their "trading account" to help out their employees, and to cover losses during "Covid."

Overall, it's some type of long-term play. I have yet to find the end result. But, currently, I do still communicate w / them to see how far it will end up. But I wanted to reach out to anyone here, if they've experienced this, cause you may have only been contacted by one person. I've got 4 on the hook. One, got angry at me, because she thought I would steal her Instagram account, and she wouldn't give me the link. Because I told her, "you're scared of me receiving a live photo" but you create photos & videos to supposedly a million followers who don't know you at all." She was hella pissed, and was like, and then the broken English sentences started coming.

Anyone experience this?[/QUOTE]They try this on Tik Tok as well. As soon as the present the Whats App link I immediately block them. Whats app is notoriously scam ridden so always exit the conversation as soon as they present it.

PetiteBaby, 34,5'1, thin, Boston, actually located in Danvers, quoted $350, and hosting.

I apologize for lack of link. Any info on this one? Anyone recognize?

[QUOTE=DreplyNow;6115124]Recently, on Seeking, I have noted & experienced a scam by Asian women. I don't know the end result yet, however, it's extremely scammy. Others may have already experienced this & have been further into the scam. Currently, this has happened with about 4 women. The same base scenario is below. But here's how it works:

Connection: An Asian woman with pictures that seem real, will reach out to you via Seeking.

Off Platform: Either they quickly get off the platform and are quite willing to chat on regular text, WhatsApp, Telegram. Sometimes even Snapchat. They then end up deleting their account, so they can focus "solely on you".

Their Story: Each of them have a range of stories around the same general idea.

1. They want to develop a relationship slowly with you, because their last relationship, they caught their ex, supposedly on camera. (which is why they won't do video chat sometimes).

2. They will take pictures & send them to you daily, showing what there eating, going to the gym. Say they post them to Instagram, but won't give you the link.

3. They say they have a business, usually in the "design industry", or they work for as a "Designer" in some field. Designer of Jewelry, or designer of clothes. But they can't give out the business name or the business doesn't have a website. They say they only work with Royals and top celebrities, got to keep their clients privacy. LOL. I show them 5 people online who started a jewelry or clothing brand, who are doing extremely well, selling to celebrities. There statements are usually, well our designers make $1 million a year. (I'm like okay, do the math.)

4. They'll talk about how a parent or relative recently died, but there "uncle' or another type of family member taught them about business, and taught them about investing. Specifically about Crypto or currency trading. Weird because they tend to talk about the line "profit of 15% - 25% Saying it multiple times in a conversation is big red flag.

5. They get mad if you don't respond to their messages daily. But, at the same time, won't answer your own questions.

6. "Some" will do a live video chat. However, I believe it to be faked, given that the quality video through WhatsApp is grainy. That's not usually the case w / WhatsApp. I've even done the video feature on seeking. It's actually pretty high quality, & that was between a computer & iPhone during peak hours.

7. At some point, they'll tell you some type of sob-story how they tried to help out their company or their business by taking cash from their "trading account" to help out their employees, and to cover losses during "Covid."

Overall, it's some type of long-term play. I have yet to find the end result. But, currently, I do still communicate w / them to see how far it will end up. But I wanted to reach out to anyone here, if they've experienced this, cause you may have only been contacted by one person. I've got 4 on the hook. One, got angry at me, because she thought I would steal her Instagram account, and she wouldn't give me the link. Because I told her, "you're scared of me receiving a live photo" but you create photos & videos to supposedly a million followers who don't know you at all." She was hella pissed, and was like, and then the broken English sentences started coming.

Anyone experience this?[/QUOTE]They will eventually lead you to open a trading account with their fake 'broker'. First they will trade along with you on a buy signal that was shared by their 'uncle' or 'dad'. You will see that those sessions would have made you a lot of money depending on the lot size you commit to. Then comes the real money transfer to their 'broker'. That would be the last time you will ever see your money! This is well documented modus operandi. Google it. Run away from such set up. You will waste money as well as time and emotions.

How many accounts is this junkie going to make?

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[QUOTE=DreplyNow;6115124]1. They want to develop a relationship slowly with you, because their last relationship, they caught their ex, supposedly on camera. (which is why they won't do video chat sometimes).
[/QUOTE]This alone should've triggered your spider senses. I've had a couple Asian women, after visiting some AMPs, messaged me with that same shit. Seems to be common and been talked about in the Massage Parlor thread. One idiot sent me a pic and said she was in NYC. But, the background had cars I don't recognize. Oops.

[QUOTE=Tribeca67;6116855]How many accounts is this junkie going to make?[/QUOTE]She's still better looking and better price point then 70% of girls posted on this group. 90% of the girls posted on here in the last year wont even consider CIM nvm COF for 100

Has anyone had any luck recently using a prepaid card like Vanilla card online? I did last year setting the billing address to an actual address. But I've heard they may not be allowing that anymore.

I switched over to SB for a few months. Some limited success at the beginning. The cost structure is annoying bc you have to unlock profiles to communicate for credits. With Seeking I find myself messaging tons of chicks and having many go nowhere convos. On SB less convos since you essentially have to pay for every one. But I like the verification videos and won't message anyone who isn't verified. Same mix of girls. SB system seems to be designed more to get right to it. I've had meetups same day and within a few days of communication. I haven't had the same weeks long back and forth. I think it's because all the views into the system are based on latest activity so when people appear in your feed they are active.

There are a lot of girls with GPS though. I'm highlighting a few. The first one was also on Seeking and could be had for 4-500. In SB she asked me for $3 K for the first meet up. The second asked for 1500. Crazy.

May switch back to Seeking as I'm running out of credits and there's a 25% off code SEP2022 V25.

Seems like most of the girls on SB are clearer on what I'm looking for though. Decisions decisions.

[QUOTE=BR1201;6119656]I switched over to SB for a few months. Some limited success at the beginning. The cost structure is annoying bc you have to unlock profiles to communicate for credits. With Seeking I find myself messaging tons of chicks and having many go nowhere convos. On SB less convos since you essentially have to pay for every one. But I like the verification videos and won't message anyone who isn't verified. Same mix of girls. SB system seems to be designed more to get right to it. I've had meetups same day and within a few days of communication. I haven't had the same weeks long back and forth. I think it's because all the views into the system are based on latest activity so when people appear in your feed they are active.

There are a lot of girls with GPS though. I'm highlighting a few. The first one was also on Seeking and could be had for 4-500. In SB she asked me for $3 K for the first meet up. The second asked for 1500. Crazy.

May switch back to Seeking as I'm running out of credits and there's a 25% off code SEP2022 V25.

Seems like most of the girls on SB are clearer on what I'm looking for though. Decisions decisions.[/QUOTE]Did you counter offer or just too far out of range / GPS?

[QUOTE=BigGuy3344;6119745]Did you counter offer or just too far out of range / GPS?[/QUOTE]My usual response is "Thank you. You seem very nice. But I have others who aren't looking for that level of support and are ready to meet in the next few days. If your expectations change let me know. ".

As some guys on here have posted once you start negotiating down the performance also probably goes down. And if I offer 3-4 I'm going to get 20% of their effort.

Most I can remember spending for a meet was 600 and it was for a 2 day date with an overnight in between. In Vegas. With a show girl. Sure I took her out to dinner and shopping but the PPM was 6. Good times. Can't see myself ever spending more than that these days on a first meet up.

Must be some rich guys out there sitting on piles of money and just chucking it at these girls.

[QUOTE=BR1201;6119858]My usual response is "Thank you. You seem very nice. But I have others who aren't looking for that level of support and are ready to meet in the next few days. If your expectations change let me know. ".

As some guys on here have posted once you start negotiating down the performance also probably goes down. And if I offer 3-4 I'm going to get 20% of their effort.

Most I can remember spending for a meet was 600 and it was for a 2 day date with an overnight in between. In Vegas. With a show girl. Sure I took her out to dinner and shopping but the PPM was 6. Good times. Can't see myself ever spending more than that these days on a first meet up.

Must be some rich guys out there sitting on piles of money and just chucking it at these girls.[/QUOTE]Was the second one (multi colored dress) good to go (in terms of what she would offer)? Any specifics? No way am I agreeing to that # but may try to get her down or if she's not getting it she may realize she has to come down significantly.