Professional First Daters on WYP
[QUOTE=Gryphon4839;7685673][URL]https://members.whatsyourprice.com/profile/RzkMQOgW0NrGnaE0o9VYeXb7[/URL] - Via.
Time waster. Will meet for first date but she's just there to game the first date incentive, not looking for a sugar daddy.
[URL]https://members.whatsyourprice.com/profile/EgkDdnNPJD9wV9O5Z8XaowWM[/URL] - Adi.
Time waster, has gained weight since photos.
[URL]https://members.whatsyourprice.com/profile/8qVmx7XNJVKGyOV5KyPw3dg1[/URL] - Ari / Ariella.
Time waster, tells you she's down for PPM via text but really her strategy is to line up a bunch of first date incentives when she drives up to LA (supposedly from Newport Beach but she's really from Santa Ana).[/QUOTE]Thanks for the deets on these profiles.
I've been using WYP for at least 12 years, even before its sister site Seeking became popular. There are a lot of what I call professional daters there who just try to book 4 or 5 1st dates a week. That's how they pay their bills. They have no interest in a second (and therefore unpaid) date. They definitely have no interest in P4 P unless you are Chad-level in looks, and Fortune 500 CEO-level in net worth. It's a risk you take when you make a first date incentive offer. That's why I almost never offer more than $100 and if accepted, I use texting offsite before we meet to make sure we are aligned on looking for a sugar arrangement.
Still, there is a fair amount of available P4 P pussy on the site. You just have to carefully vette each POT. And remember, an accepted offer is not a binding contract. If she turns out to be a ROB, GPS, 1st date only princess, or just not a good match (like when she lists in Los Angeles bit lives in Rowland Heights), you can cancel. In fact, if she's clearly a scammer and asks for cash in advance, you can report her and occasionally get your WYP credits refunded.