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[QUOTE=Meddic80;6307697]She's DTF! Cip, BBFS just talks a lot. I used to see her a lot, had multiple fun with her and stopped. She's down for whatever really. Last time I saw her she was covered with more tattoos which is a turnoff for me and also why I stopped seeing her. If that doesn't bother you, you will have a good time.[/QUOTE]What did she want for a meet? Or better yet what did she get?
Never got to price because she insists you have to drive to her town in Hickory Hills. As she put it, "Since I don't charge, I don't drive." I had offered to meet her at a nice restaurant in Oak Brook which was in between for us and that was a no go. I couldn't help feeling that at 38 y / o, she had a little GPS.
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/f1096cc7-358c-4ad2-a7b4-4284e7f30c18[/URL]
I had been talking to a NIU student for a couple weeks, and we agreed to meet up. I tracked the pictures to an actual student and found all her social media. I had some business to take care of out in Dekalb, so we set a time to meet. She gave me an address to an apartment building close to the campus. I was kind of leery to meet someone right at their place, but she claimed to not have transportation. I parked in the back of the building and tried calling her to let her know I was there. No response. I soon get a text to go inside the building and go to a certain door. I think this person had a vantage point of the front of the apartment building and never even saw me go inside or leave. I think they were expecting me to be out front because they kept asking where I was at. Then, I get questioned about the allowance, and I am told to cashapp the allowance to her before she will open the door. At this point, I know it is a scam and immediately drive off. Two minutes later, I tried calling again with no answer. I text and say I am an old guy who doesn't even have a cashapp account, so why even waste the time to pull this scam?
I'm pretty sure it was some young guy from the college who was pulling the scam. He had probably known this particular female student in real life because he had sent nude videos and risque photos of her, not just the ones on social media. I am actually thinking of contacting the actual girl on social media and letting her know that there is a guy pretending to be her on Seeking and scamming people. She might know who it is if I drop the location of the apartment and say it is someone she had shared a particular masturbation video with.
I lost about an hour of my time. The scammer came up empty. The profile already must have gotten reported on Seeking, as I don't see it anymore. I contacted cashapp and gave them the username of the account that was scamming people, but they probably could care less.
Get that sex.
SDX.
Several days ago, I logged on to SA and found that my account was active, and I could both read and send messages as well as view profiles. I checked my sugar email and saw that SA had processed a payment for a 30 day upgrade, but the amount charged was zero! Has anyone else experienced this?
Of course I am taking full advantage of this possible error, since I don't know how long it will last, but so far have only gotten to the chatting stage with several SBs, including this one, who moved straight to laying out the menu with prices. $600 ppm for a couple of hours of "fun" in the hotel of my choosing, and paying!
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/9f59a4a2-4813-4117-8870-91b20dd9eae6[/URL]
I have not responded, since I don't want to draw undue attention to my account and possible get banned. She is hot, for sure, but that's too rich for my blood, and she sounds like a pro, or at least a hard egg.
I'll continue to share links and intel, but I'm being way more selective in who I contact than in years past.
Cheers,
Scott.
I hope you reported her on SA. At least make her go through the trouble of having to make a new profile.
[QUOTE=BillUnderwood;6307297]The worst scammer I have ever met. Happened over the summer and just saw her profile pop up. We started to talk and agreed to grab something to eat downtown. To my surprise, she showed. Cute Indian / Pakistan girl with nice breasts She was eager to schedule another date but was really excited for BB so just asked me to get tested first as it had been a few months since before. We made out in the car and I got to play a little before saying goodbye with the understanding that I would get a very comprehensive and expensive test. Then when I got home, she asked me to pay for her test too saying that she could not afford it. So had me ApplePay her friend $700 for the test at the college she claimed to go to. Since we had already met and I got to feel her up, figured it was OK and sent the money. Once I got tested, we made another dinner date, she couldn't come over because she had to see her parents and they were very strict but had time for dinner. Made out in the car again and then she told me that the next time she wanted to stay at the house and do BBCIP. Only one catch, she needed money for an IUD. She showed me that she scheduled the appointment and asked me to pay for it. I made the excuse that I couldn't but would give her the money when I saw her next in cash. Supposedly got it done and met me again. We had a whole evening planned. She came over, but was acting strange and said she needed the cash right away because there was a big fight with her parents over taking the money out and why? Again, conservative Muslim family line. Then, we stopped at a restaurant but excused herself to use the washroom. She then ran out before I realized it and had a friend pick her up. Out almost $2,000 once it was over. I reverse searched the number I had ApplePay'd to and apparently her friend was a scammer who helped rob someone at gunpoint with her boyfriend. I guess it could have been worse but absolutely stung. Be careful out there.
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/e8b2cc9e-af92-4b30-9dc5-48d0ce65527f[/URL][/QUOTE]
Has anyone seen this before? Message from previously unknown number (burner) demanding money or they will send info to all family, blah, blah. However, interesting enough, they claim that they know who I am, but never mention a single actual fact. Has anyone seen this before?
[QUOTE=Pupsnu;6309203]Has anyone seen this before? Message from previously unknown number (burner) demanding money or they will send info to all family, blah, blah. However, interesting enough, they claim that they know who I am, but never mention a single actual fact. Has anyone seen this before?[/QUOTE]I had something similar happen. Essentially they did a reverse lookup on the number. The first time it happened, they did a reverse search on the burner number which gave them nothing but the previous guys info. The second time, they got my real info as I did a Google Video chat with the girl and they looked up my websites and social media threatening to screw me over if I did not pay. I just laughed and said my friends would laugh about it if it came out. Be careful before giving out identifying info out there especially if you are married. Thankfully that does not apply to me.
[QUOTE=BaltoMan66;6308832]I hope you reported her on SA. At least make her go through the trouble of having to make a new profile.[/QUOTE]Figured it would be too hard to explain the scam and she could just say she changed her mind after taking the money. Better that she keeps the old profile and I just warn you guys.
[QUOTE=SugarDaddyX;6308332]I had been talking to a NIU student for a couple weeks, and we agreed to meet up. I tracked the pictures to an actual student and found all her social media. I had some business to take care of out in Dekalb, so we set a time to meet. She gave me an address to an apartment building close to the campus. I was kind of leery to meet someone right at their place, but she claimed to not have transportation. I parked in the back of the building and tried calling her to let her know I was there. No response. I soon get a text to go inside the building and go to a certain door. I think this person had a vantage point of the front of the apartment building and never even saw me go inside or leave. I think they were expecting me to be out front because they kept asking where I was at. Then, I get questioned about the allowance, and I am told to cashapp the allowance to her before she will open the door. At this point, I know it is a scam and immediately drive off. Two minutes later, I tried calling again with no answer. I text and say I am an old guy who doesn't even have a cashapp account, so why even waste the time to pull this scam?
I'm pretty sure it was some young guy from the college who was pulling the scam. He had probably known this particular female student in real life because he had sent nude videos and risque photos of her, not just the ones on social media. I am actually thinking of contacting the actual girl on social media and letting her know that there is a guy pretending to be her on Seeking and scamming people. She might know who it is if I drop the location of the apartment and say it is someone she had shared a particular masturbation video with..[/QUOTE]It isn't by chance MissPrincess73? Been talking to her for a while now. She too wants me to drive to DeKalb and has not asked about the allowance.
Yeah it pops up now and then. Fake accounts you messaged with get your number and use that to run some kind of scam, this extortion thing being one of them. Haven't heard of any of them actually following through on it so just ignore it. Don't even reply, just block and forget it ever happened.
[QUOTE=Pupsnu;6309203]Has anyone seen this before? Message from previously unknown number (burner) demanding money or they will send info to all family, blah, blah. However, interesting enough, they claim that they know who I am, but never mention a single actual fact. Has anyone seen this before?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=BillUnderwood;6307297]The worst scammer I have ever met. Happened over the summer and just saw her profile pop up. We started to talk and agreed to grab something to eat downtown. To my surprise, she showed. Cute Indian / Pakistan girl with nice breasts She was eager to schedule another date but was really excited for BB so just asked me to get tested first as it had been a few months since before. We made out in the car and I got to play a little before saying goodbye with the understanding that I would get a very comprehensive and expensive test. Then when I got home, she asked me to pay for her test too saying that she could not afford it. So had me ApplePay her friend $700 for the test at the college she claimed to go to. Since we had already met and I got to feel her up, figured it was OK and sent the money. Once I got tested, we made another dinner date, she couldn't come over because she had to see her parents and they were very strict but had time for dinner. Made out in the car again and then she told me that the next time she wanted to stay at the house and do BBCIP. Only one catch, she needed money for an IUD. She showed me that she scheduled the appointment and asked me to pay for it. I made the excuse that I couldn't but would give her the money when I saw her next in cash. Supposedly got it done and met me again. We had a whole evening planned. She came over, but was acting strange and said she needed the cash right away because there was a big fight with her parents over taking the money out and why? Again, conservative Muslim family line. Then, we stopped at a restaurant but excused herself to use the washroom. She then ran out before I realized it and had a friend pick her up. Out almost $2,000 once it was over. I reverse searched the number I had ApplePay'd to and apparently her friend was a scammer who helped rob someone at gunpoint with her boyfriend. I guess it could have been worse but absolutely stung. Be careful out there.
[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/e8b2cc9e-af92-4b30-9dc5-48d0ce65527f[/URL][/QUOTE]Who would pay $700 for test? Have you done test before? You got money to spend she got brains to lure you into a trap. Atleast you got some car fun.
[QUOTE=Prat652;6309597]Who would pay $700 for test? Have you done test before? You got money to spend she got brains to lure you into a trap. Atleast you got some car fun.[/QUOTE]Actually priced it out for everything she wanted tested on both of us. The total was correct per Quest Diagnostics.
[QUOTE=JohnConeston;6305477][URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/8688366e-ab6f-4eee-a641-4d5ec2f9b337[/URL]
Anyone ever seen her? Looking for any info.[/QUOTE]I've seen her a few times. Place is a mess and has a cat if your ok with that. She talks a lot about her kids and how she likes to do cam shows. She's a freak and loves sex. She will let you BBFS with cip. Only down side is that she does have a sticky cooter. She has a great body with man mades.
[QUOTE=BillUnderwood;6309643]Actually priced it out for everything she wanted tested on both of us. The total was correct per Quest Diagnostics.[/QUOTE]My full panel is $130.
[QUOTE=Pupsnu;6309203]Has anyone seen this before? Message from previously unknown number (burner) demanding money or they will send info to all family, blah, blah. However, interesting enough, they claim that they know who I am, but never mention a single actual fact. Has anyone seen this before?[/QUOTE]Have gotten something kinda similar. I'll have to go through my phone and find the conversation.