Non Pro's

**SeattleRr** · 06-30-22 19:00

Originally Posted by ReformedSong [View Original Post]

Has anyone met her?

Ash: https://members.seeking.com/member/8...e-ce431689760e.

Interested in seeing her but would like some intelligence.

Pm me I had been texting an ash but she asked for deposit or 200 to just meet. I can't remember. Might be different Ash.

**TnaPorter** · 06-30-22 16:40

Originally Posted by DrtyHarry [View Original Post]

I have had very similar things happen on SA. I think all of sites use Robo accounts that are created automatically and send likes etc to get your attention or eyes over to their content / site.

Oh definitely, but that's why I've always been shocked when guys put any weight at all into "likes" or profile views and what not. I don't even acknowledge it if someone has "Favorited" me or what not. The only thing that matters is if we start talking and planning to meet.

**Twister100** · 06-30-22 12:53

Originally Posted by Tippover11 [View Original Post]

I messaged her on SA before I saw this report here. I can confirm she's a scam. Chatted a bit on SA and she sent her number. Texted and yada yada, got down to a 300 ppm. We both had time.

In our schedules so I set something up to meet her at her place later on in the afternoon. About an hour before our meeting time she texts and "would appreciate 100 for gas money". "To prove your real". Haha. I was going to see her! What's the gas money for? Anyway I texted back and said that that proves nothing, in person meeting are the proof. Stop using that tired old assed line about gas money. Only a simp would believe it. Why do you need gas money when I'm the one driving to you? LOL. Anyway. You guessed it. No word from her. Blocked and blocked and move on.

Her profile now says she's in Kentucky.

https://members.seeking.com/member/3...dWlkZS5ubC8%3D

**DrtyHarry** · 06-30-22 11:03

Originally Posted by Michael1967 [View Original Post]

So, I'm going to be in a small town over the weekend and one of my friends told me I should go on Seeking or WYP and set something with a local. As expected, I went to Seeking and four about 4 people within 25 miles that I had logged on in the last month. I messaged one.

I went WYP and found 1 that had logged in during the last six months. I sent her a request. This morning, I got a date request from a new profile supposedly created by someone in that small town today. I did not change my profile location and only did a search that no one but me and the site owners would know about. It would have to be a completely bizarre coincidence that someone would create a new profile in this little tiny town, decide to review the profiles in Seattle (and not one of the large cities near them) and then send out a date request within hours of me looking there. This new profile that sent the date request has one photo and no other information filled out. In addition, when I do a search for the town again ranked by last time online, she comes up about 10th (she should be first).

So, the only thing I could assume is that WYP is creating profiles hoping that you pay to speak to someone about the date and then you never hear from them.

I have had very similar things happen on SA. I think all of sites use Robo accounts that are created automatically and send likes etc to get your attention or eyes over to their content / site.

**Tippover11** · 06-30-22 09:56

Originally Posted by Travelerr [View Original Post]

We had a pleasant back and forth on SA before moving to text. I told her I'd schedule something next week, time came and she said she was available, then I asked for FaceTime verification and didn't hear back from her. We never talked about a #, probably a scam. I'll try again some time.

I messaged her on SA before I saw this report here. I can confirm she's a scam. Chatted a bit on SA and she sent her number. Texted and yada yada, got down to a 300 ppm. We both had time.

In our schedules so I set something up to meet her at her place later on in the afternoon. About an hour before our meeting time she texts and "would appreciate 100 for gas money". "To prove your real". Haha. I was going to see her! What's the gas money for? Anyway I texted back and said that that proves nothing, in person meeting are the proof. Stop using that tired old assed line about gas money. Only a simp would believe it. Why do you need gas money when I'm the one driving to you? LOL. Anyway. You guessed it. No word from her. Blocked and blocked and move on.

**TnaPorter** · 06-30-22 08:32

Originally Posted by Michael1967 [View Original Post]

So, the only thing I could assume is that WYP is creating profiles hoping that you pay to speak to someone about the date and then you never hear from them.

Secret Benefits is similar. You get tons of message requests from fake profiles who never respond. The behavior is 100% completely scam-like because who sends someone an introductory message only to completely ignore them afterwards? I get about eight of these a day. That's not to say that Secret Benefits doesn't have real girls on it -- it does. But I've found that it's basically the case where if the girl messages you first, she's a fake / scammer. There is no doubt in my mind that Seeking is by far the best of these sites.

**ReformedSong** · 06-29-22 23:43

Has anyone met her?

Ash: https://members.seeking.com/member/8...e-ce431689760e.

Interested in seeing her but would like some intelligence.

**3Putt** · 06-29-22 13:01

Originally Posted by Michael1967 [View Original Post]

So, I'm going to be in a small town over the weekend and one of my friends told me I should go on Seeking or WYP and set something with a local. As expected, I went to Seeking and four about 4 people within 25 miles that I had logged on in the last month. I messaged one.

I went WYP and found 1 that had logged in during the last six months. I sent her a request. This morning, I got a date request from a new profile supposedly created by someone in that small town today. I did not change my profile location and only did a search that no one but me and the site owners would know about. It would have to be a completely bizarre coincidence that someone would create a new profile in this little tiny town, decide to review the profiles in Seattle (and not one of the large cities near them) and then send out a date request within hours of me looking there. This new profile that sent the date request has one photo and no other information filled out. In addition, when I do a search for the town again ranked by last time online, she comes up about 10th (she should be first).

So, the only thing I could assume is that WYP is creating profiles hoping that you pay to speak to someone about the date and then you never hear from them.

Sounds about right.

**Michael1967** · 06-28-22 20:07

So, I'm going to be in a small town over the weekend and one of my friends told me I should go on Seeking or WYP and set something with a local. As expected, I went to Seeking and four about 4 people within 25 miles that I had logged on in the last month. I messaged one.

I went WYP and found 1 that had logged in during the last six months. I sent her a request. This morning, I got a date request from a new profile supposedly created by someone in that small town today. I did not change my profile location and only did a search that no one but me and the site owners would know about. It would have to be a completely bizarre coincidence that someone would create a new profile in this little tiny town, decide to review the profiles in Seattle (and not one of the large cities near them) and then send out a date request within hours of me looking there. This new profile that sent the date request has one photo and no other information filled out. In addition, when I do a search for the town again ranked by last time online, she comes up about 10th (she should be first).

So, the only thing I could assume is that WYP is creating profiles hoping that you pay to speak to someone about the date and then you never hear from them.

**DrtyHarry** · 06-28-22 12:36

Originally Posted by AlanHeckle [View Original Post]

https://members.seeking.com/member/3...f-a7046abc04eb

Went immediately to text. Honestly didn't even bother wasting my time. Would need to add a couple zeroes to my net worth I think LOL.

Yup. Your assessment to not bother with her seems correct. If she genuinely looks like her pics, then it is extremely unlikely that she would go straight to text. Her pics make her look like a hard 9, and she has probably been hit on by every jock since she was 10. That is just the reality of life. Women like that rarely (not going to say never) would go straight to a medium that shifts power (even slightly) - she would do all the screening and prescreening before sharing her burner number. Either her pics are fake (older / when she was still clean etc etc) or she is a pro. Actually even a PRO who looks like a 10 will be soo bombarded with PMs and messages that she will take a long time to respond, not because she is rude or has an attitude, but because she is seriously busy making money with all the offers coming her way.

**Travelerr** · 06-28-22 11:24

Originally Posted by AlanHeckle [View Original Post]

https://members.seeking.com/member/3...f-a7046abc04eb

Went immediately to text. Honestly didn't even bother wasting my time. Would need to add a couple zeroes to my net worth I think LOL.

We had a pleasant back and forth on SA before moving to text. I told her I'd schedule something next week, time came and she said she was available, then I asked for FaceTime verification and didn't hear back from her. We never talked about a #, probably a scam. I'll try again some time.

**NYTransplant1** · 06-28-22 11:11

Originally Posted by AlanHeckle [View Original Post]

https://members.seeking.com/member/3...f-a7046abc04eb

Went immediately to text. Honestly didn't even bother wasting my time. Would need to add a couple zeroes to my net worth I think LOL.

Same here. Also the phone number she provided was very unusual. Googling that number and seeing the results led me to pass on even sending a feeler. Convinced that profile is totally fake / scam of some kind.

**AlanHeckle** · 06-28-22 10:54

https://members.seeking.com/member/3...f-a7046abc04eb

Went immediately to text. Honestly didn't even bother wasting my time. Would need to add a couple zeroes to my net worth I think LOL.

**Michael1967** · 06-27-22 15:56

Originally Posted by XyzzyS2 [View Original Post]

https://members.seeking.com/member/5...e-f8495ce04760

Scammer. Disappeared instantly after I said upfront that I don't do deposits or prepayments.

She said hi to me and asked me what I was looking for. I have 5 very lengthy paragraphs of what I'm looking for on my profile. I just blocked her immediately.