Sugar & Ivy. SA competitor
So, in my sugar GV inbox shows up an advert for this site. I logged in and established an account today. It is free. It has almost exactly the same look and feel as SA. I searched in my area, and saw a photo of a girl I have messaged on SA before. So, it isn't totally fake. I was logging in via Tor, for safety. I tried to send a message and got a database error. I thought it might be because of the browser. I went to a regular browser on my computer, and when I entered the URL, I got a message that this wasn't a secure site and it might be spoofing me to get personal information. (this is even though the URL began https:
Anyone else have opinions / experience?
Sigh. I gave you the EXACT search string.
[QUOTE=FarFarAway;5302488]So, I did google, and got this page:
[URL]https://www.cardrates.com/advice/do-prepaid-cards-work-on-cash-app/[/URL]
Just in case that link doesn't work, here is what it says:
According to the list of supported cards for Cash App, most government-enabled prepaid cards are accepted, as well as all debit and credit cards from Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover. However, you can only send money to someone using a government-enabled prepaid card you cannot deposit money from Cash App to your card.
This specific type of prepaid card is used for unemployment benefits, economic relief payments, and other government-issued payments. So, a prepaid card you pick up in-store or online will not work on Cash App only those that are mailed to you from the government.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.squarecashelps.com/blog/how-to-add-money-to-cash-app-card-at-walgreens[/URL]
That's was what I was unsure about
[QUOTE=Jcn1965;5302223]People you are sending money to only see the name you use like captain America or dirk diggler. Cashapp will not share your info with anybody your sending money to no matter what. So I'm not sure who you are hiding from because the providers or SB have no way of tracing that back to you.[/QUOTE]I was nervous about verifying my identity to cAshApp because I didn't know if doing so would override my nom de sucre that the recipient sees.
Ultimately, everythign is traceable.
[QUOTE=Shampoo55;5301671]How do you get money into an APP if not from a traceable account? I dunno, after seeing a few things out there, I;m also concerned about tracks others can follow.[/QUOTE]Nothing is untraceable these days. Even going to Walgreens or Walmart and putting cash into an account has you on security camera with a time stamp that could be linked to a transaction time stamp if the cops are looking for suspects in the latest episode of "who offed the CoEd Sugar Baby".
What is of primary concern is if the person I am sending money too can get identifying info from the App transaction, and it appears the answer is NO, which lessons the impact of any BSC attacks.
I use a bank account for my business that was supposed to be closed years ago, and my SO doesn't see any of my business transactions, but I avoid using my primary account in case she ever asks or to avoid explaining stuff to my accountant. I put money into my back up business checking account and link all my apps through there. Yes, I'm dead if a divorce lawyer pulls a financial proctological exam, but by that point, I will be been dead to rights for cheating any way, how much I spent on sugar would be an asterisk in the proceedings.
Seeking Account Flagged for "Commercial Activity"
Few days ago my seeking account was flagged for engaging in "commercial activity". I had to read the terms of service and sign it, then they reinstated my account. Not sure why they flagged my account and what constitutes a "commercial activity". This happened few days after I let my subscription expire, and I sent lots of messages (may be in the range of 20 to 30) in last couple of days with the same message copied and pasted. Not sure that was the reason. Other than that I am pretty careful about my messaging. Even the last messages I sent, I didn't include my phone number or anything. And my profile is pretty basic and can't think of anything that would be interpreted as commercial activity. I have been a member of seeking for more than 3 years and usually maintain the subscription almost all the time (may be few weeks of lapse). This is a first time I got a warning like that. Just curious if anyone had the same experience.
Play Safe.
Dr. S.
SB Looking for Single Men Only
An update on this. I met her, and had two FC dates so far and next one in two days. She is a gem and definitely a keeper. After our first FC date she deactivated her SA profile (confirmed with my second dummy account). It was the first time that happened to me.
Play Safe.
Dr. S.
[QUOTE=DrSummer;5287510]What's you guys opinion on a girl specifically saying single men only on her seeking page? I am chatting with a 26 yr old with that disclaimer on her profile. I am divorced and not an issue for me. Her communication is very good and she seems legit and I confirmed her identity with the information given to me. Asking for a meet & greet first to see if we connect. Not asking for anything to meet and no discussion of allowance yet. Setting up a meet next week. Just wanted to get expert opinion.
Play Safe.
Dr. S.[/QUOTE]