Arrangement Reports

[SugarDaddyX]

When I started running into progressively more scammers and girls wanting to sell pictures / videos / phone calls for money, I let my SA membership go. It is not worth it to spend $90 a month and have to filter through all the BS. (I am one of the old school guys who remember paying $45 per month back in 2010 and getting real SB's, not these pros and UTR's.) I started hunting for SB's via other avenues, either in person with a little game or through sites like patreon, GoFundMe, etc. On these sites are young women hungry for money. Sometimes I can convince them into doing a sugar arrangement. For example, I talked to a girl on a crowdfunding site that wanted money for a boob job. I told her I'd help her with the money needed for the augmentation if she helped me. I am banging a tight 19 year old, albeit with only A cups. We have been having mindblowing sex for the last two months. In a few weeks, I will be the first guy to test drive her new pornstar body.

There are plenty of nontraditional ways out there to get SB's, but you need to have a thick skin with the rejection. It is more acceptable now than ever before for younger women to be casually fucking and sucking older men in a temporary arrangement. Having a sugar daddy is almost a rite of passage for these young women. Keep yourself in shape, have confidence, and always be the one in control.

Get that sex.

SDX.

[Pal5600]

Communication was going really well, cute girl according to the photos, she wanted to text instead quickly and set up a day to meet in person. Then she said she'd share photos and videos before we meet--if I can help pay for something. Seemed fishy so stood my ground and told her I don't do online payments especially if I haven't met in person first. Her location says, Illinois vs. Chicago. She could be from Chicago I suppose but after I told her no online payments, she went radio silence. There are a good number of girls trying to scam you to send money to them online--just don't do it guys.

https://www.seekingarrangement.com/m...b-6b070b10a373

Yeah I text her also, area code is 734 somewhere in Michigan, same crap selling pics and videos.

[Pau Ford]

Communication was going really well, cute girl according to the photos, she wanted to text instead quickly and set up a day to meet in person. Then she said she'd share photos and videos before we meet--if I can help pay for something. Seemed fishy so stood my ground and told her I don't do online payments especially if I haven't met in person first. Her location says, Illinois vs. Chicago. She could be from Chicago I suppose but after I told her no online payments, she went radio silence. There are a good number of girls trying to scam you to send money to them online--just don't do it guys.

https://www.seekingarrangement.com/m...b-6b070b10a373

Here's another that is trying to scam and get you to send money. She sent a couple on snap then hits you up for money.

https://www.seekingarrangement.com/m...5-b848112663b2

[E2304]

I hadn't heard of it but found it by google, private internet access. It's a VPN, +. However, you have to pay for it. Can you do that with a prepaid debit card? If not, someone on the web has your identity and you are trusting it to them. The two I mentioned, Tor and Epic, are free downloads. I run them off a flash drive. No evidence left behind on the laptop.

Private internet access dot com is a good service. I sometimes have to cycle my iPhone airplane mode with vpn. Check their website for terms. Sudo pay allows for one time credit card numbers. Sudo app is nice way to communicate w providers. Text. Phone. Email. Free.

[Dddubs2]

Communication was going really well, cute girl according to the photos, she wanted to text instead quickly and set up a day to meet in person. Then she said she'd share photos and videos before we meet--if I can help pay for something. Seemed fishy so stood my ground and told her I don't do online payments especially if I haven't met in person first. Her location says, Illinois vs. Chicago. She could be from Chicago I suppose but after I told her no online payments, she went radio silence. There are a good number of girls trying to scam you to send money to them online--just don't do it guys.

https://www.seekingarrangement.com/m...b-6b070b10a373

[FarFarAway]

I use PIA for my extra curricular activities.

I hadn't heard of it but found it by google, private internet access. It's a VPN, +. However, you have to pay for it. Can you do that with a prepaid debit card? If not, someone on the web has your identity and you are trusting it to them. The two I mentioned, Tor and Epic, are free downloads. I run them off a flash drive. No evidence left behind on the laptop.

[FruitNinja]

Which, in case the apocalypse arises and / or FISA and the constitution go out the window, is the reason you don't want to be in a position for anyone to see your real IP address. This is why Epic and Tor are the browsers to be using for all this activity. They hide you behind VPN (virtual private network) software. Your IP appears to the whole web as if it is the IP of the VPN, which may have hundreds of users at any time.

I use PIA for my extra curricular activities.

[Al Melrose]

https://www.seekingarrangement.com/m...8-6431d1ea45d7

Wants me to send money. Got bitchy, when I stated I don't send money to people I have not met.

[FarFarAway]

The law firms are the one benefiting from this scam. They wanted 3 K for removal. That could be very lucrative. I'm guessing that's the business model and certainly in cahoots with the attorneys. If I recall they have law firms listed on the site. The only way they could have gotten your real name is through a disgruntled SB. There's no way for them to get your name and phone from an IP address unless they get it from your internet provider which they would need a court order to do. That's my understanding.

Which, in case the apocalypse arises and / or FISA and the constitution go out the window, is the reason you don't want to be in a position for anyone to see your real IP address. This is why Epic and Tor are the browsers to be using for all this activity. They hide you behind VPN (virtual private network) software. Your IP appears to the whole web as if it is the IP of the VPN, which may have hundreds of users at any time.

[FruitNinja]

Yeah, think about it. If you go on the site and search for your number, they are going to hit you right back with a text saying they have your # (which they definitely do) and photo, perhaps more. My reaction is to just never go to those sites. I luckily haven't ever gotten such a message, but I have run into profiles on SA that seemed aimed only at getting my # and a real pic. I defer, saying I'd like to know them more before I share a private pic, and they usually give up.

The law firms are the one benefiting from this scam. They wanted 3 K for removal. That could be very lucrative. I'm guessing that's the business model and certainly in cahoots with the attorneys. If I recall they have law firms listed on the site. The only way they could have gotten your real name is through a disgruntled SB. There's no way for them to get your name and phone from an IP address unless they get it from your internet provider which they would need a court order to do. That's my understanding.

[FarFarAway]

I got this text today too. They have a pic from SA and my GV #. But they also have my real first name which is very strange. I don't know how they would get my real first name as I only give that out when I'm going to meet with someone. Are disgruntled SB's actually reporting guys to this site?

Maybe a coincidence, maybe not, but I visited the site yesterday from the discussion on this board and poked around for a couple minutes . Then the next day Im listed on the site !

Yeah, think about it. If you go on the site and search for your number, they are going to hit you right back with a text saying they have your # (which they definitely do) and photo, perhaps more. My reaction is to just never go to those sites. I luckily haven't ever gotten such a message, but I have run into profiles on SA that seemed aimed only at getting my # and a real pic. I defer, saying I'd like to know them more before I share a private pic, and they usually give up.

[FruitNinja]

Can you tell me where you explained how to get pic off the site.

It was a while back and might have been in another thread. Most of the pics are hosted on IMGUR. IMGUR has a removal policy. Google it.

[Pau Ford]

I got this text today too. They have a pic from SA and my GV #. But they also have my real first name which is very strange. I don't know how they would get my real first name as I only give that out when I'm going to meet with someone. Are disgruntled SB's actually reporting guys to this site?

Maybe a coincidence, maybe not, but I visited the site yesterday from the discussion on this board and poked around for a couple minutes . Then the next day I’m listed on the site !

Are you aware, we were placed on predatoralrt.com.com / for offering sugarbabies money. guaranteeremoved.com just got mine removed. Call them. ".

Got this text earlier.

They have my pic from SA luckily its a fake but. Be careful.

[Yardy00]

Omfg. I met with a new sugar baby last night and she is also in healthcare.

There's seriously so many healthcare SB's haha.

[Bob0707]

This has been gone over before. I had it happen to me. Search the forum. I explained how to get your picture off the site.

Can you tell me where you explained how to get pic off the site.