WYP Again! Scam, waste of time, scourge to Sugar Dating
[QUOTE=Beachesnole02;3083654]Anyone have any experience with this site? It is run by the same people as SA? Thanks.[/QUOTE]Yes, WYP is owned by the same dude who owns SA. WYP is the biggest scourge to Sugar Dating. I'll explain later.
WYP is a scam! They have very limited profiles available of the girls. In order to "unlock" email communication with a girl it costs you "credits". Credits are not free. Oh, and in order to unlock email communication, you have to have agreed on a price for a date! So you read a 4 line profile and look at some pictures and decide if you want to make what the site calls a "binding contract" to date a girl just to open email communications. So you bid back and forth for the date. The girls have GPS and are looking for tremendous amounts of money. Oh and the number of "credits" it costs you (I. E. Money out of your pocket) to open email depends on your "bid" on the date! So a bid of $100 might run you $10 worth of credits while a bid of $300 might run you $50 worth of credits. Oh and while you are paying to participate there, the girls pay nothing. So with no cash invested in the venture, the level of seriousness is not great.
So you foolishly bid HIGH amounts in order to get to email communication with a girl. You are soon are pizzing through a bunch of money! But here is the kicker: in my experience over half of those you start communicating with are flakes. It costs the girl nothing to join so many join and kick the tires. Then about 25% of the girls will turn out to be whackos that you don't want to meet anyway. So of the remaining ones, 20% will make a date and flake. So all of that for a 5% meet up rate? But here is the rub that most guys ignore, due to thinking with their little head, once you "have a contract to meet" (and in the site's stern warnings that is when you open email communications you have agreed on a date and made a contract) [B]the WYP site is VERY EXPLICIT with its warnings that "sex should NEVER be expected on a first date" and is not part of what is contracted for.[/B].
Right there is where males get tripped up. They think. Gee, I just agreed to pay this cute 20-something girl $300 for a date to go out to dinner, I am sure she understands I mean that to include a long romp in the hay later! Unfortunately you are dead wrong! What gives many "normal" girls the courage to follow through with something like this IS the fact that this site's concept and structure is "safe" and it is just a platonic date! In their mind just having conversation, eating free food and getting free drinks is OK, it isn't prostitution. Something a majority of the WYP girls won't do. So when they see the WYP warning that "sex should NEVER be expected on a first date" they believe it and take it to heart. So that is why many are there. Platonic dates for some easy cash!
You can test this out for yourself. Buy $100 worth of credits and get started. (I think $100 is the minimum buy in). If you bid low enough and can find girls who will agree to a minimum amount, that should get you access to 10 girls. Once you start talking with them, let's see how many flake. Then if you suggest perhaps some intimate time after the date, let's see how many actually meet. The fact that OP suggests there are many "fakes" on the site comes from this. The girls want platonic dates, the dudes want sex and when it becomes clear a dude wants sex, a girl drops out and the guys think she is a "fake!"
Hey I am sure one CAN get laid off of that site, especially if one has more money than brains. Oh, I suspect there are regional differences too. But why fork over $100 for credits on a "chance" one can find a serious enough girl using a messed up way of operating and going against all site warnings? Why do that when for $65 one can sign up for SA where there are no warnings about "sex should not be expected on the first date?" Where in fact the underlying assumption is that sex is an eventuality of any "arrangement!"
Now back to why WYP is a scourge to SB dating? The WYP fosters the concept of "platonic dating for cash. " That fine, that's their business plan, their game. I'm not down with it. But the dude who owns WYP also owns SA and as such he heavily cross promotes the WYP girls with ads about SA! So girls with a "cash for platonic dating" regularly and frequently get pushed, cajoled or wander on to the SA site. So who needs an influx of girls who don't get SB dating or who would never follow through? It helps foster the idea that one can be a SB without hitting the FC!
So go ahead and explore the WYP site and come back and tell us how you hit 10 for 10 in the FC! RIGHT!