Thread: "Sugarbabies" / "Arrangements" Amateurs or Not?
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11-09-22 14:48 #22138Senior Member

Posts: 336All Hallows Eve
I met this one on Halloween night and got nothing but treats. A fun time was had. Nice young lady.
https://members.seeking.com/member/9...3-96231855cf8f
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11-09-22 14:30 #22137Senior Member

Posts: 336Desirable Beauty
I was tempted to pull the trigger on her a few months ago, but I've been getting good ass for much less than that. She is very tempting though. Damn, if you figure in Ruth’s Chris plus the 400, you’ve invested $600.
Originally Posted by DoggieFan
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11-08-22 18:44 #22136Senior Member

Posts: 514Any intel appreciated
Sending out likes to gauge interest and see if I should renew my membership. She favorited me back. Has anyone had any interaction with her.
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11-05-22 08:20 #22135Senior Member

Posts: 957Enough Already
I have an idea. What about we get back to using this thread to identifying SBs that are real & DTF. Also, calling out the scammers, pic sellers, platonic princesses, catfish & all the other time wasters.
This one is real & DTF. If any of you guys follow the Tidewater thread, you see Blak Geko posting all his success. I think the dude has dual citizenship in the Greek Isles!
A month or so ago he made a visit to Richmond, he nailed 4 or 5 local Babies. She was probably the pick of the litter.
I know from talking with her, she claims to have had a long term Daddy before (heard that one before) that moved away. She says she's looking for a regular thing. $400 is supposedly her bottom number. She has a great ass, if you like ebony spinners. I didn't pull the trigger because at the time my dance card was full at $200-$300. I only wanted to hit it once, also. She claimed she was only looking for more of a relationship type Daddy. Keep in mind, she gave it up to BG for a one & done.
https://members.seeking.com/member/6...5-5481a8ca8241
Guessing a lot of you guys have at least messaged, texted, maybe a M&G (she suggested Ruth Chris, I almost spit my coffee out of my nose!) or bedded her.
Good luck, love to here some 411 on her.
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11-03-22 08:51 #22134Senior Member

Posts: 3354As others have posted here in the past, if you have to worry about your SO hiring a private detective to track you or put a device on your car, etc. You are likely already on the way to a divorce, and hiding your SB is the least of your problems. I am just trying to avoid a situation where the SO gets a whim about what / where I am and just does something random that reveals my activities. This is why the find my iPhone function is a worry to anyone. I've seen guys post here about this, where it pretty much knocks them out of the sugar bowl / mongering. I happen to have an Android phone for both my burner and regular phone, and luckily my SO is OK w / the latter even though many family members have iPhones.
Originally Posted by Assaholic
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11-03-22 06:57 #22133Regular Member

Posts: 13If your cell phone is on technically it can be tracked. The legality of it is a lawyer fight.
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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The safest thing to do is turn it off and leave it elsewhere. "Opps must have forgotten to charge my phone and it died".
People are more often caught not because of weakness in their procedures and protocols but because the forgot a step in their procedures and protocols. The creator of silk road was caught because he accidentally logged in with the wrong account one time. The simpler and fewer steps in your procedures and protocols the less likely you are to skip or forget them. I. E. This is my real phone I don't do any sketchy shit on it and don't have it on me when I'm off to do sketchy shit.
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11-02-22 05:52 #22132Senior Member

Posts: 137I would be more concerned about someone dropping an Airtag somewhere in your car or briefcase or coat pocket. This is outside my area of expertise, but I believe the only way to know for sure is either to use an iPhone or a detector made specifically for this purpose.
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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10-31-22 16:52 #22131Senior Member

Posts: 3354Most commonly, I open the photo on my computer, take a screenshot of it, and then send the screenshot. That kills geoloco, yes?
Originally Posted by Tyrex2
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10-31-22 15:31 #22130Senior Member

Posts: 117Here. This is from a family lawyer (aka divorce)
https://www.thelawcenterpc.com/blog/...nd-family-law/
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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Nutshell. SO cannot without court order obtain records (as mentioned by someone else you'd have to be in the proceedings for divorce and denied relations under oath to get it legally). In MOST cases they log in to a shared account and / or account access. Arguably if they modify something or you didn't give them access (separate accounts) there are nefarious means as outlined in the article to follow ya. And that's really about how crazy you think your SO is willing to go.
That said, if your concern is LE. Basically one phone call to your service provider and they can trace you. Not as easy as on procedural dramas (they're technically violating a number of laws) but a form faxed or e-mailed or even a phone call gets them what they need with minimal effort. Most don't even need a warrant. Unless they're dotting the I's for the info cause your the main suspect and this info is key to the case. And they still may inadvertently be tracking you if they have a Stingray running for another case.
As you mentioned. If you want to show pictures, move some over to an account in the most anonymous way possible, probably offline if possible. If you really want no fingerprints on the burner. Take a picture of the picture on a big display / computer. Remember data tracks from your phone to an account upload then to your burner ruins the anonymity of the burner. And at this point, I'm assuming you know how to get rid of geolocation tags on your pics if you do get them there.
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10-31-22 09:58 #22129Senior Member

Posts: 3354New Google Voice functions
I was annoyed that it isn't as easy as it used to be to add a girl to my contacts on GV on my Android phone. You have to go into People and then click a little headshot icon. However, this is paying dividends online. I access GV at home through a webpage, and now, the contact name I have given a girl on my phone is showing up there, rather than just the number, like it used to be.
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10-31-22 09:52 #22128Senior Member

Posts: 3354Mm, yeah. And I get all of my medical advice from Dr. Google. I asked dudes here because I though they would know, not send me off to google it myself. I *do* have a burner, my question was what I should do w / my regular cell. Sometimes I might like to show a POT a pic of my dog or something, I can plan ahead and put that on my burner of course.
Originally Posted by Wysiwug
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10-31-22 01:56 #22127Senior Member

Posts: 3354I have an Android phone, my burner is one too.
Originally Posted by BroadwayJay
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10-30-22 23:01 #22126Senior Member

Posts: 336Another Sign Of a Scam.
If they start talking about cryptocurrency then it's surely a scam.
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10-30-22 22:31 #22125Banned Member

Posts: 105There is a lot information on the internet about cell phone tracking. Best advice is shut your cell phone off and purchase a cash only burner phone that has the capability to use apps like Text Now for texting and voice calls. A good divorce attorney along with hiring a private investigator can get a court order to subpoena personal cell phone and internet records and activity from providers.
Originally Posted by BroadwayJay
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10-30-22 21:54 #22124Senior Member

Posts: 138Not that big of a risk
Google, and probably other apps, tracks your location via your smart phone. However, getting that info from Google is very difficult. LE can obtain it via a search warrant. Not your SO. LE have apprehended people this way when there are no other leads. E. g. , a string of pharmacy break ins at night. Across multiple states. LE sent a search warrant to Google and identified the perps because they had their smart phones with them when they pulled the heists. Idiots, but I guess that goes with the territory. Needless to say LE will not be issuing a search warrant to Google to catch someone who is cheating on their spouse, LOL.
Originally Posted by FarFarAway
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Your SO can find your phones location if you have "Find my iPhone" turned on and she knows your Apple I'd. I always have that turned off for obvious reasons.
Same thing with "pinging. " It can be done but the phone carriers don't do unless it's a big emergency, like someone's kid is missing. That kind of thing.
I believe you can reduce risk even further by turning off "Location Services" on your iPhone. Then it won't track your location.











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